Acuity Lithonia
Acuity Lithonia ELB 4814N 4.8V 1.4Ah Nickel Cadmium Battery
Nickel-cadmium 4.8 V 1.4 Ah battery powers Lithonia LV series emergency lighting with a 168-hour recharge cycle
- Reliable emergency power from nickel-cadmium chemistry
- 8 V output matches compatible LV series fixtures
- 4 Ah capacity supports extended backup runtime
- 7-year rated life reduces replacement frequency
- AMP terminal with wire harness simplifies installation
Replacement Battery for LV Series Fixtures
This nickel-cadmium battery delivers 4.8 volts and 1.4 amp-hours to compatible Lithonia LV-series emergency lighting units. It includes a wire harness with AMP terminals rated for 60619-1 or 61117-1 connections. The black housing measures 3 1/2 inches high, 1 3/4 inches deep and 1 inch wide.
Upgrade from Depleted NiCd Cells
The pack replaces an exhausted original battery in the same LV fixture when runtime has fallen below code requirements. A 168-hour recharge cycle restores full capacity after a deep discharge. The rated seven-year service life makes the swap worthwhile when the existing unit no longer holds a charge.
Verify Fixture Compatibility Before Ordering
Confirm the host fixture carries a compatible model number such as LV S W 1 R 120/277 EL N or LV S 1 R 120/277 EL N UM 4X. Cross-reference Grainger part numbers 4PH56 or 5YB73 to ensure the terminal wiring matches. The pack is restricted from sale in certain states, so check local regulations.
Highlights
- Reliable emergency power from nickel-cadmium chemistry
- 8 V output matches compatible LV series fixtures
- 4 Ah capacity supports extended backup runtime
- 7-year rated life reduces replacement frequency
- AMP terminal with wire harness simplifies installation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What terminal connection does the ELB 4814N use for mounting?
It uses a 60619-1 or 61117-1 AMP terminal connection for mounting to compatible fixtures.
How long should I charge the battery before first use?
The recharge time is 168 hours; charge it fully for that period before putting the unit into service.
When should I plan to replace the battery?
The rated life is 7 years; plan replacement around that interval or sooner if runtime drops below 1.4 Ah capacity.
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