LIFEPAK CR Plus & Express Charge-Pak: Part Numbers & Replacement
The LIFEPAK CR Plus and LIFEPAK Express handle consumables differently from most AEDs: the electrodes and the battery are supplied together as a single Charge-Pak. One part number covers both.
Part numbers for reference
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LIFEPAK CR Plus Electrodes & Charge-Pak —
11403-000001 -
LIFEPAK Express Electrodes & Charge-Pak —
11403-000002 -
Pediatric electrodes: QUIK-COMBO reduced-energy —
11101-000016 -
Pediatric starter kit: QUIK-COMBO starter kit —
11101-000017
Charge-Pak availability — please call
CR Plus and Express Charge-Paks are not currently available to order directly online. Supply on these legacy parts moves, so call us on 888-541-2337 with your model and we will tell you what we can source and how quickly. Paediatric QUIK-COMBO electrodes are in stock and can be ordered normally.
The Charge-Pak, and why the model name matters
The Charge-Pak contains the battery charging unit and ships with electrodes, so both consumables are replaced in one purchase. It is a convenient arrangement — one part, one date, no risk of the two drifting out of step.
The catch is that the CR Plus and the Express take different Charge-Paks: 11403-000001 and 11403-000002 respectively. The two devices look similar and share a product family, so read the label on your unit before ordering. Quoting the wrong number is the most common CR Plus error, and on a legacy part with tight supply it can cost you weeks.
Pediatric coverage
Paediatric use is handled with separate QUIK-COMBO reduced-energy electrodes 11101-000016, or the starter kit 11101-000017 if you are setting up for the first time. These carry their own expiration date and are stocked normally.
Worth thinking about replacement
The CR Plus has been succeeded by the LIFEPAK CR2, and tightening Charge-Pak supply is itself a signal worth acting on. If your unit is approaching the 8–10 year mark, the maintenance economics have shifted:
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The CR2 drops the Charge-Pak in favour of separate pads
11101-000021and battery11141-000165— both current, both readily stocked, and both on the same four-year cycle, so you keep the single-reorder simplicity. - The CR2 needs no paediatric pads at all. Its QUIK-STEP electrodes cover every patient and Child Mode is a button on the device, removing a whole consumable line.
- Supply risk disappears. The most expensive version of this problem is discovering a legacy part is unobtainable at the moment you need it.
That is not a reason to bin a healthy CR Plus tomorrow. It is a reason to know your device's manufacture date and plan rather than react. See our AED end-of-life guide for where each model stands.
Frequently asked questions
What is a LIFEPAK Charge-Pak?
The Charge-Pak is a combined battery charging unit supplied with electrodes for the LIFEPAK CR Plus and LIFEPAK Express, so a single part replaces both consumables at once.
Is the CR Plus Charge-Pak the same as the Express Charge-Pak?
No. The LIFEPAK CR Plus uses part 11403-000001 and the LIFEPAK Express uses part 11403-000002. Check the model name on your device before ordering.
Can I use CR Plus parts in a LIFEPAK CR2?
No. The CR2 uses separate QUIK-STEP electrodes (11101-000021) and a lithium battery (11141-000165) rather than a Charge-Pak.
Call us about CR Plus and Express parts
Legacy Charge-Pak supply changes week to week. Tell us your model and we will give you a straight answer on availability — and on whether replacement makes better sense than another Charge-Pak cycle.
Related
- AED pads & batteries by model — full compatibility guide
- LIFEPAK CR2 pads & battery
- Is my AED discontinued? End-of-life guide
Last reviewed: 18 August 2026. Part numbers checked against our live catalogue. Availability on legacy parts changes — call to confirm.
