XHP5AH Battery for INFINIUM Omni Series Monitor 11.1V 55.5wh New Original
XHP5AH is designed for the INFINIUM Omni Series portable multi-parameter monitor, including models like the Omni M1 and Omni M3. It contains a genuine medical-grade rechargeable battery with a rated voltage of 11.1V, a typical capacity of 5.0Ah, and an energy density of 55.5Wh. This battery's primary function is to replace the original battery while providing stable power for mobile use.
Compatible Model
- Primarily used to power the entire INFINIUM Omni Series portable multi-parameter monitors, including the Omni M1 and Omni M3. If using with other devices, please consult with relevant personnel to avoid damage due to incompatibility.
Features of the compatible machine
- Basic Multi-Parameter Monitoring
- Data Monitoring and Management
- Portability and Emergency Design
Technical Specifications
| Product Name | Battery |
| Model | XHP5AH |
| Cell type | lithium-ion |
| Compatible Model | Omni M1,Omni M3 |
| Voltage | 11.1V |
| Capacity | 5.0Ah |
| Energy | 55.5Wh |
| Charging time | Approximately 3-3.5 hours (using the original charger) |
| Operating Temperature Range | Charging: 0-45°C; Discharging: -10-50°C |
| Battery Life | Morn than 500 times |
| Size | 61mm×124mm×23mm |
| Weight | About 295g |
FAQ
Q1: After installing a 008-0857-00 battery in a Propaq LT 802LTRN, the monitor displays "Battery Communication Abnormal" but monitors normally. Can I continue using the monitor?
A1: It's best to suspend use and troubleshoot the issue before resuming. The message may indicate oxidized battery contacts or a malfunctioning communication chip. Seek professional assistance.
Q2: While charging the battery, the monitor displays "Charging Current Too Low" and the battery remains incomplete even after charging for more than 6 hours. What's the cause?
A2: This may occur when using a non-original charger with insufficient output current. If using an original charger, check the connector for foreign objects or looseness.
Q3: The battery has not been used for over 3 months. When I reinstall it in the monitor, it displays "Battery Capacity Less Than 70%." How can I restore the battery?
A3: First, allow the battery to drain naturally by using it until the monitor shuts down. Then fully charge it with the original charger. Repeat this process twice to restore capacity to over 85%. For long-term storage, charge to 60% monthly to prevent capacity degradation.
