Replacement LiMnO2 battery for GlobalFix V4 (user-replaceable)

This battery is of LiMnO2 type, meaning it is composed of lithium-manganese dioxide. It is a primary, non-rechargeable battery.

The replacement battery’s part number (SKU) is ACR-1104.

Once installed in a GlobalFix V4 beacon, the ACR-1104 battery is designed to provide a minimum operational lifespan of 48 hours at -20°C (-4°F).

The battery has a lifespan of 10 years from its manufacturing date or after emergency use. It must be replaced after this period or once activated.

No, after emergency use, the battery must be replaced. It is designed for single-use distress situations.

Storage temperatures for the ACR-1104 battery range from -30°C to +70°C (-22°F to 158°F).

The operating temperature range of the battery within the GlobalFix V4 beacon is -20°C to +55°C (-4°F to 131°F).

No, the ACR-1104 battery is a primary LiMnO2 type battery and is not rechargeable. It must be replaced after use or at the end of its service life.

The available information does not specify whether the battery is supplied with a charge level indicator. The GlobalFix V4 tag itself manages the battery status indication.

Yes, the technical specification for the ACR-1104 battery indicates it is a LiMnO2 type battery, class 2.

This battery is specifically compatible with ACR GlobalFix V4 distress beacons.

Yes, the ACR-1104 replacement battery is compatible with ACR GlobalFix V4 EPIRBs in Category 1 and Category 2.

No, this battery is specifically designed and validated for ACR GlobalFix V4 beacons. Using it with other models is not recommended and could compromise device performance or safety.

Yes, the ACR-1104 battery is specifically designed to be user-replaceable, making maintenance easier and reducing upkeep costs.

No, one of the main advantages of this battery is that it can be user-replaced, which avoids having to send the beacon to a professional service center for replacement.

Yes, the fact that the battery is user-replaceable reduces logistical constraints and costs associated with sending the EPIRB for professional replacement service.

Detailed instructions for replacing the battery are usually found in the user manual for your ACR GlobalFix V4 distress beacon. It is essential to follow these steps to ensure correct and safe installation.

Yes, during replacement, it is crucial to strictly follow the instructions in your GlobalFix V4 beacon manual. Ensure the beacon is powered off and handle the battery with care, following lithium battery safety guidelines.