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| Part # | Name | RFQ | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 801807-21 | Battery Support System Defibrill | ||
| 801807 | GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION: OPERABLE FROM EITHER 115/230 VAC 50/60 HZ OR 12 VDC; INCORPORATE A BATTERY CAPACITY INDICATOR,DEFIBRILLATOR ENERGY TESTER,AND BATTERY CHARGER; CHARGING CAPABILITY: 3 NICKLE CADMIUM BATTERIES SIMULTANEOUSLY TO 90 PCT CAPACITY WITHIN 70 MINUTES; BATTERY CAPACITY INDICATION IS IN PERCENT OF BATTERY PERFORMANCE; MAINTAINING BATTERIES USED IN DEFIBRILLATOR,MONITOR,RECORDER NSN: 6515 01 174 2406; FURNISHED WITH OUT BATTERY/PAKS PART NAME ASSIGNED BY CONTROLLING AGENCY: BATTERY SUPPORT SYSTEM DEFIBRILLATOR 115/230V 50/60HZ AND 12V DC | ||
| 801807 | GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION: OPERABLE FROM EITHER 115/230 VAC 50/60 HZ OR 12 VDC; INCORPORATE A BATTERY CAPACITY INDICATOR,DEFIBRILLATOR ENERGY TESTER,AND BATTERY CHARGER; CHARGING CAPABILITY: 3 NICKLE CADMIUM BATTERIES SIMULTANEOUSLY TO 90 PCT CAPACITY WITHIN 70 MINUTES; BATTERY CAPACITY INDICATION IS IN PERCENT OF BATTERY PERFORMANCE; MAINTAINING BATTERIES USED IN DEFIBRILLATOR,MONITOR,RECORDER NSN: 6515 01 174 2406; FURNISHED WITH OUT BATTERY/PAKS PART NAME ASSIGNED BY CONTROLLING AGENCY: BATTERY SUPPORT SYSTEM DEFIBRILLATOR 115/230V 50/60HZ AND 12V DC | ||
| 801807-21 | Battery Support System Defibrill |
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