284 devices · GMDN 34158
Secondary batteries are rechargeable energy sources designed to power medical devices where electrical supply isn’t practical or reliable. They provide backup power for implantable devices like pacemakers or external tools such as surgical instruments, ensuring continuous operation when mains power isn’t available.
These batteries are regulated based on their intended use, often classified under standards like IEC 60601 for safety and performance. They may be supplied as standalone units or integrated into devices, with specifications like voltage, capacity, and chemistry tailored to medical applications.
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