Hearing Aids

Years of improvements have made our batteries compact and lightweight. This provides greater freedom in equipment design, and leads to smarter, more compact designs.

Their advanced cycle characteristics make battery replacements less frequent, and allow people to use the hearing aids they have become accustomed to for as long as possible.

AEDs are lifesaving devices which are installed in many places for use when someone's heart has stopped. They can be used to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation by eliminating ventricular fibrillation.

Ventilators are medical devices used to treat patients suffering from respiratory illness. They direct air into the lungs to help maintain proper respiratory activity.

These are medical devices which compress oxygen to a high density. They form the core of the oxygen feeders used in oxygen inhalation therapy, and require batteries when patients go outside.

Infusion pumps need to properly control flow rate and operate continuously for long periods of time. Their batteries must provide the reliability necessary for stable output and continuous operation.