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Jul 10, 2025 - 02:52 PM
AED batteries are not rechargeable because they are specifically designed to deliver a high, reliable energy output in critical, life-saving situations, where failure is not an option. Rechargeable batteries typically have a lower energy density and can lose their charge over time, which could compromise the AED's readiness in an emergency. Additionally, non-rechargeable batteries require less maintenance and can remain on standby for longer periods, ensuring the device is always prepared for use.
