Recertified CAIRE FreeStyle Comfort 16 Cell Battery

Original price was: $285.00.Current price is: $250.00.

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The AMSR Recertified CAIRE Freestyle Comfort Small 16 Cell Rechargeable Battery provides up 8 hours of battery life at a flow setting of 2 when it is fully charged. The 8 cell battery is a perfect power source when you need extra battery life for flights or other outdoor activities.

Product Features	Lasts up to 8 hours Battery gauge indicator light: 100%, 75%, 50%, 25% Small and Lightweight Recharges in 6 hours with AC or DC power supply Quick release button
Manufacturer	CAIRE
Dimensions	7.3 inches Wide x 3.1 inches Deep x 2 inches High
Product Weight	2 pounds
FAA Approved	Yes
Warranty	30 Day AMSR Warranty
Battery Charging Time	About 6 hours with the use of AC or DC power
Battery Duration	Setting of 1: Up to 16 hours Setting of 2: Up to 8.5 hours Setting of 3: Up to 6 hours Setting of 4: Up to 4.5 hours Setting of 5: Up to 4 hours
Indicator	Battery Gauge Lights: 100%, 75%, 50%, 25%
Q and A	What is the average battery recharge time? The average time to fully recharge your battery pack from 0% to 100% is 3.5 hours. How do you check the battery life when the battery is not installed? Lay it flat and press the TEST button. The gauge indicator lights will illuminate the remaining battery life: 100%, 75%, 50% or 25%. How do you remove the battery? Push the battery quick release button downward and while holding the button, slide the battery out by pulling it away from the unit. What is the battery service life? Freestyle Comfort 8 cell batteries are designed to average 300 charge and discharge cycles before the capacity drops starts to decrease.