SAFT 804750 Replacement for Falcon 2000

Yes. The NCS804750 is approved for use on the Falcon 900, Falcon 900EX, Falcon 2000, and Falcon 2000EX aircraft. It is a direct second-source replacement for the SAFT 804750 battery insert and has been recently approved by the FAA under PMA authority, ensuring full regulatory compliance across all four Falcon variants.

The NCS804750 replacement battery uses Nickel Cadmium (NiCd) chemistry, consistent with the original SAFT 804750 specification. Nickel Cadmium batteries are widely used in aviation for their reliability, deep-cycle capability, and tolerance to a broad range of operating temperatures — making them well-suited to Falcon series aircraft applications.

Yes. Ni-Cad Systems, Inc. offers capacity-testing and deep-cycle testing services for Nickel Cadmium batteries including those used on Falcon 2000 aircraft. These services are performed at their FAA Part 145 approved repair facility in Hayward, California, and are available to corporate, airline, and military operators seeking to verify or restore battery performance.

Yes. Ni-Cad Systems provides rental batteries to keep your aircraft operational during service turnaround. This is especially useful for AOG (Aircraft on Ground) situations. Fast turnaround times are a core part of their service model, and their 24/7 AOG technical support line at +1 510 501-9391 is available around the clock.

The NCS804750 replacement covers SAFT battery insert part numbers 135687, 783543, and 785229, as well as the 20 VRED designation. It is engineered as a form-fit-function replacement for the original SAFT 804750 battery insert assembly used on the Dassault Falcon 900, 900EX, 2000, and 2000EX aircraft series.

Ni-Cad Systems, Inc. has been servicing aircraft batteries since 1974 — over 50 years of continuous operation. The company has serviced more than 47,000 units across corporate, airline, and military aviation platforms. Their team holds over 100 years of combined engineering and service experience, with Vice President Stephen Andrues serving as an FAA Designated Engineering Representative (DER).