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Acuity Lithonia
Acuity Lithonia ELB 1P201NB 1.2 V 1.2 Ah NiCd battery
Nickel-cadmium battery delivers 1.2 V and 1.2 Ah for compatible LQC emergency lighting kits
- weight0.11
- Reliable emergency power with 1.2 V 1.2 Ah NiCd chemistry
- Ready for LQC series fixtures with plug terminal and wire harness
- Long 7 yr rated life reduces replacement frequency
- Compact 1 in depth fits tight housing spaces
- Light 0.11 weight eases installation and handling
Battery for LQC emergency units
The Acuity Lithonia ELB 1P201NB is a nickel-cadmium replacement cell rated at 1.2 V and 1.2 Ah. It fits LQC-series emergency lighting fixtures such as the LQC 1 R EL N and LQC W 2 R EL N. Installers receive the cell with a wire harness and plug terminals for direct connection.
Sustained backup performance
The pack delivers its rated capacity over a 168-hour recharge cycle, meeting the 7-year rated life specified for the LQC platform. Voltage remains stable at 1.2 V throughout the discharge profile required by emergency lighting codes. No higher-capacity alternative is offered in this form factor, so buyers needing longer runtime must select a different fixture series.
Thermal and power profile
Self-discharge and charge current are low enough that the black housing stays near ambient temperature during normal float operation. The 0.11 kg cell adds negligible load to the fixture canopy and requires no active cooling. Audible noise is absent because the chemistry operates without fans or moving parts.
Highlights
- Reliable emergency power with 1.2 V 1.2 Ah NiCd chemistry
- Ready for LQC series fixtures with plug terminal and wire harness
- Long 7 yr rated life reduces replacement frequency
- Compact 1 in depth fits tight housing spaces
- Light 0.11 weight eases installation and handling
Specifications
| Brand | ACUITY LITHONIA |
|---|---|
| weight | 0.11 |
Questions about this item
How much power does the ELB 1P201NB draw when it charges continuously for 168 hours?
The NiCd cell charges at 1.2 V and 1.2 Ah, so a full recharge cycle takes 168 hours at a low trickle current that keeps heat minimal.
Which emergency-lighting fixtures must I already own for this battery to connect?
It fits Lithonia LQC-series units such as LQC 1 R EL N and LQC W 2 R EL N and includes the wire harness with plug terminals for direct installation.
Will the 1.2 V NiCd pack work in older Lithonia units that originally used a different chemistry?
The battery is specified for LQC-series fixtures and cross-references Grainger parts 1VCU3 and 1VCU6, so it replaces the original pack in those models without modification.
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