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This is the Battery Pack housing (batteries not included) for the MIRA Safety MB-90 PAPR. This battery pack holds 8 AA batteries and provides power when inserted into the battery port of the powered respirator. Keeping backup battery packs on hand helps reduce downtime during long hours of use and provides insurance should this crucial part of your PAPR kit be damaged or lost.

Double Your PAPR Runtime with Spare Battery Packs

Our MB-90 PAPR is based on the elite design used by Israeli special forces. 

MIRA Safety adapted that design for a broader range of users, including police and civilians. In addition to a more rugged body and a number of other improvements, the key evolution was replacing the PAPR’s original pricey battery with a specialized battery module that runs on 8 AA batteries. 

Widely available and easily rechargeable, AA batteries make the PAPR affordable to operate over months or even years of use. And if you want to get the most out of it, we recommend grabbing a few extra battery modules. They can be hot-swapped if your PAPR loses power, and keeping extras on hand ensures you’ll always have a battery pack to keep your respirator running.

NOTE: This battery pack is ONLY compatible with the current version of the MB-90 PAPR. We generally recommend storing batteries separately for long-term storage. The Battery Packs could be corroded by bad/aging AA batteries. Check the batteries regularly.