Concorde AGM Batteries for Aircraft

Yes. Ni-Cad Systems, Inc. operates an FAA Part 145 approved high-tech repair facility and holds 30+ FAA-PMA approvals. The facility is authorized to service, capacity-test, and deep-cycle both Concorde lead-acid and nickel-cadmium aircraft batteries in full compliance with FAA regulations.

Ni-Cad Systems offers capacity-testing, deep-cycling, battery storage, and complete replacement services for Concorde AGM aircraft batteries. Rental batteries are also available to minimize aircraft downtime during servicing, and 24/7 AOG technical support is provided for urgent situations.

Ni-Cad Systems maintains fast turnaround times and keeps rental batteries on hand so your aircraft can remain operational while your battery is being serviced. Contact the team directly at +1 510 785-9391 for current lead times, or call the 24/7 AOG line at +1 510 501-9391 for urgent needs.

AGM (Absorbed Glass Mat) batteries are a type of sealed lead-acid battery where the electrolyte is absorbed into glass mat separators. Compared to flooded lead-acid batteries, AGM batteries are spill-proof, maintenance-free, and offer better vibration resistance — making them well-suited for demanding aircraft environments where reliability is critical.

Yes. Ni-Cad Systems stocks the CB24-380E, a direct Concorde lead-acid aircraft battery replacement specifically designed for the Learjet 55. It is serviced in an FAA Part 145 approved facility and is supported by capacity-testing, deep-cycling services, and 24/7 AOG technical support.

Yes. Ni-Cad Systems has the capability to service any nickel-cadmium or lead-acid aircraft battery, including Concorde, Gill, SAFT, Marathon, and Varta brands. With over 50 years in the industry and a fully equipped FAA Part 145 approved facility, they are equipped to handle both battery chemistries for all aviation segments.