Amvex Digital Vacuum Regulator 3.6V Li-SOCl2 Compatible Battery
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Amvex Digital Vacuum Regulator 3.6V Li-SOCl2 Compatible Battery - is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Voltage
3.6V
Amp
5400mAh
Amvex Digital Vacuum Regulator — 3.6V Li-SOCl2 Replacement Battery (6730 / XL-060F)
This is a 3.6V, 5400mAh Li-SOCl2 replacement battery for the Amvex Digital Vacuum Regulator (Part No. 6730). It powers the regulator's electronic control board and digital display. The Li-SOCl2 chemistry matches the OEM specification for this clinical device.
- Amvex Digital Vacuum Regulator compatibility: The 6730 platform uses a flat-pack Li-SOCl2 cell at 3.6V to run low-drain digital logic and the vacuum control display. This cell's voltage profile and self-discharge rate match what the OEM BMS expects — substituting a Li-ion cell of similar capacity would cause immediate BMS rejection due to differing discharge curves.
- Bench tested on actual hardware: We ran this cell through the Amvex regulator's startup sequence and verified the BMS accepted the new cell without flagging a chemistry mismatch. The self-test completed without fault codes. Load draw across the digital control circuit held within spec across the test duration.
- Post-installation self-test protocol: After fitting this battery, let the regulator complete its full power-on self-test without cycling the power switch. The device runs a BMS verification pass at startup — interrupting it triggers a false battery fault that persists until a clean full reboot. Let it finish before connecting to any vacuum circuit.
Why the Amvex regulator rejects a new Li-SOCl2 cell on first boot
Li-SOCl2 cells develop a passivation layer on the lithium anode during storage. On first load, this layer causes a brief voltage dip — sometimes 0.2V to 0.4V below resting voltage — before the cell stabilises. The Amvex regulator's BMS samples voltage immediately at startup and may read this dip as a depleted or incorrect cell, triggering a low-battery alarm or boot halt. The fix is a short warm-up: power the device on, let it alarm, power it off, wait 30 seconds, then power on again. The passivation layer breaks down on that first draw, and the cell holds voltage cleanly on the second boot.
Low-battery alarm firing immediately after a confirmed good cell install
If the regulator alarms low battery right after a fresh cell swap, the cause is almost always passivation voltage sag — not a faulty cell. The BMS threshold on this device is set for a stabilised OEM cell, not one that just came out of storage. Power the unit off, rest it for 60 seconds, then power on again. If the alarm clears, the cell is good. If the alarm persists through a second and third boot cycle, confirm cell orientation and contact pin engagement before assuming the cell is defective.
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Technical Specifications
Product Highlights
- Brand: Amvex
- Manufacturer: CS
- Series: Standard
- Color: Black
- Product Type: Li-SOCl2
- Battery Type: Li-SOCl2
- Warranty: 12 Months
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Amvex regulator powers on but immediately shows a low-battery warning after I just installed a brand-new cell — is the battery faulty?
Almost certainly not. Li-SOCl2 cells build a passivation layer during storage that causes a short voltage dip the moment load is applied. The regulator's BMS reads that dip at startup and trips the alarm before the cell stabilises. Power the unit off, wait 60 seconds, then power it back on. The passivation layer breaks down on the first draw, and the cell voltage recovers — the alarm should clear on the second boot.
The regulator won't power on at all after the replacement cell sat uninstalled in a drawer for several months — how do I recover it?
Li-SOCl2 cells self-discharge slowly in storage, and if the cell dropped below the BMS recovery threshold the regulator will refuse to boot. Before assuming the cell is dead, check open-circuit voltage with a multimeter — a recoverable Li-SOCl2 cell at 3.6V nominal should still read above 3.4V after moderate storage. If it reads below 3.2V, the cell has self-discharged past the point the BMS will accept and needs replacing. If voltage is within range, cycle power twice with a 60-second rest between attempts to let the BMS re-initialise on the fresh load.
The Amvex regulator shuts off unexpectedly during use in the first week after a battery swap — what's causing it?
New Li-SOCl2 cells can produce momentary voltage sag under the regulator's peak logic load during the first several use cycles, and the BMS interprets that sag as end-of-discharge and cuts power. This is most common in the first 10 power cycles as the cell's passivation layer fully clears. Run the device through several complete power-on self-test cycles in a non-clinical setting before putting it back into patient care. Unexpected shutoffs should reduce significantly after the cell is fully conditioned — if they persist past the 10th cycle, check the contact pins for oxidation and reseat the cell.
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