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RefurbUPS ADI 25389 6V 4.5A UPS Replacement Battery

SKU CH-DJZV-VFCCH

A 6 V 4.5 Ah sealed lead-acid battery kit for ADI 25389 security systems

  • TypeKit/Package
  • Weight3
  • Compatible replacement for ADI 25389 security systems
  • 6 V 4.5 Ah SLA chemistry delivers reliable backup power
  • High-rate discharge design supports alarm-panel current demands
  • Single T1/F1 terminal battery simplifies installation

ADI 25389 Compatible Replacement Battery

This 6 V 4.5 A sealed lead-acid cartridge replaces the original battery in compatible alarm and security panels. It arrives new and ready to install in systems that specify the ADI 25389 part number.

T1/F1 terminal type decides fit

The battery uses T1/F1 faston tabs, so it only fits panels designed for that terminal style. Buyers whose equipment requires a different terminal layout cannot use this cartridge.

Highlights

  • Compatible replacement for ADI 25389 security systems
  • 6 V 4.5 Ah SLA chemistry delivers reliable backup power
  • High-rate discharge design supports alarm-panel current demands
  • Single T1/F1 terminal battery simplifies installation

Specifications

BrandAlarm
SeriesAlarm Batteries
TypeKit/Package
Weight3

Questions about this item

What does the 4.5A rating mean when the battery is installed in a security panel?

The 4.5A capacity supplies backup current to the panel during mains loss; actual runtime depends on the panel's power draw.

What connection standard do the T1/F1 tabs use and what does it limit?

The T1/F1 faston tabs accept standard push-on connectors, limiting the connection to slide-on lugs rather than bolt-down terminals.

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