Medical devices have far higher battery stability and safety requirements than consumer devices. Voltage fluctuation may affect measurement accuracy, leakage may damage precision circuits, battery failure may endanger patient safety.
Home medical devices (glucose meters, blood pressure monitors, pulse oximeters) typically use AA or AAA batteries, requiring stable output voltage, sufficient capacity, and no leakage. Medical devices (ECG monitors, AEDs) have stricter battery requirements, needing medical-grade certification.
Voltage stability: Choose 1.5V constant-voltage lithium batteries, ensuring no voltage fluctuation during measurement, guaranteeing measurement accuracy. Avoid alkaline batteries with continuously decreasing voltage.
Sufficient capacity: Glucose meters, blood pressure monitors and similar devices have relatively high operating current, recommend AA 1.5V lithium battery 3100mWh+ tier, ensuring single charge supports hundreds of measurements.
Certification requirements: Export medical devices need IEC62133, CE, UL certifications. JYOVEX products have passed 10+ international certifications, meeting global market access requirements.
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