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Compatible 7.2V 2000mAh Ni-MH Battery for Nonin 7500 Pulse Oximeter – 4032-003

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Compatible 7.2V 2000mAh Ni-MH Battery for Nonin 7500 Pulse Oximeter – 4032-003

Compatible 7.2V 2000mAh rechargeable Ni-MH battery for the Nonin 7500 pulse oximeter. Replacement battery reference: 4032-003. Please confirm the original connector and dimensions before ordering.

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Product information

Specifications

Brand Nonin
Compatible Model 7500
Product Type Battery Pack
Category Medical batteries
Note Rechargeable Ni-MH technology
Note 7.2V nominal voltage
Note 2000mAh rated capacity
Note Compact battery configuration
Note Compatible replacement for 4032-003
Note Designed for the Nonin 7500 pulse oximeter
Note Compatibility-confirmation support from PanSW

Product Overview

This rechargeable Ni-MH battery is designed as a compatible replacement for the Nonin 7500 pulse oximeter. The battery provides a nominal voltage of 7.2V and a rated capacity of 2000mAh. It cross-references battery part number 4032-003. Specifications Battery type: Ni-MH Nominal voltage: 7.2V Rated capacity: 2000mAh / 2Ah Dimensions: 43 × 29 × 51.3mm Approximate weight: 168g / 0.168kg Rechargeable: Yes Battery reference: 4032-003 Product type: Compatible pulse-oximeter battery

Application and Ordering Notes

Please confirm the original battery part number, voltage, connector, wiring arrangement and dimensions before ordering. Similar Nonin pulse-oximeter models may use different battery versions.

Quality and Compatibility Notice

Compatibility information is provided for reference. Please verify the exact connector, model, and clinical application before ordering.

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