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Single 6V 7Ah sealed lead-acid battery cartridge model 608

RefurbUPS

RefurbUPS 608 ups replacement battery

SKU CH-B9TH-GNE7E

Compatible 6 V 7 Ah sealed lead-acid battery for Lithonia ELBO608 emergency lighting units

  • TypeKit/Package
  • Weight4
  • High-rate discharge for reliable emergency power
  • 6V 7Ah sealed lead-acid chemistry
  • Single T1/F1 terminal battery included
  • Direct replacement for Lithonia ELBO608 units

Compatible 6V7A replacement for Lithonia ELBO608

This kit provides a single high-rate discharge 6V7A sealed lead-acid battery built to match the original Lithonia ELBO608 specification. It is intended for facilities managers and maintenance teams who need a direct drop-in cartridge for emergency lighting units. Buyers who require a different voltage, capacity or connector type should verify their unit's label before ordering.

Sealed lead-acid design runs without active cooling

The battery operates silently and generates minimal heat during normal float service, so no fan or ventilation upgrades are needed. Power draw is limited to the unit's trickle-charge current, keeping ongoing energy cost negligible. Installers should confirm the T1/F1 terminal style matches the existing harness to avoid re-wiring.

Highlights

  • High-rate discharge for reliable emergency power
  • 6V 7Ah sealed lead-acid chemistry
  • Single T1/F1 terminal battery included
  • Direct replacement for Lithonia ELBO608 units

Specifications

BrandEmergency Lighting
SeriesEmergency Lighting
TypeKit/Package
Weight4

Questions about this item

How do I install the 6V7A SLA battery and what step is often missed?

Insert the T1/F1 terminals firmly until they click; the step people miss is removing the protective caps on the terminals before connecting them.

What maintenance will the 6V7A battery need later?

Check terminal tightness and voltage every six months; plan to replace the sealed lead-acid unit after three to five years of standby service.

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