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RefurbUPS ADI 624 6V 4.5Ah UPS replacement battery

SKU CH-KTDY-TEC2Y

A 6 V 4.5 Ah sealed lead-acid battery kit for ADI 624 security systems

  • TypeKit/Package
  • Weight3
  • 6 V 4.5 Ah SLA chemistry powers security systems
  • ADI 624 compatible cartridge fits existing enclosures
  • High-rate discharge design delivers instant backup current
  • Single 6 V 4.5 A battery keeps weight low

ADI 624 6V 4.5Ah security battery

This replacement cartridge fits security systems and UPS units that require the ADI 624 form factor. It contains a single 6V 4.5Ah sealed lead-acid cell with T1/F1 terminals. The unit is supplied new and ready for immediate installation. ||

Direct swap for worn ADI 624 cells

Replace the existing cartridge when runtime drops or the system reports a battery fault. The change is worth it if the original pack no longer holds charge through a full power event. Builders needing a different voltage, capacity or terminal type cannot use this cartridge.

Highlights

  • 6 V 4.5 Ah SLA chemistry powers security systems
  • ADI 624 compatible cartridge fits existing enclosures
  • High-rate discharge design delivers instant backup current
  • Single 6 V 4.5 A battery keeps weight low

Specifications

BrandAlarm
SeriesAlarm Batteries
TypeKit/Package
Weight3

Questions about this item

Does the ADI 624 battery use T1/F1 terminals for connection?

Yes, the ADI 624 compatible battery is a T1/F1 type with standard faston tabs for quick-disconnect wiring.

Is any soldering or special tooling required to install the ADI 624 replacement battery?

No, installation is a simple push-on of the existing leads onto the T1/F1 terminals; the step often missed is observing the correct polarity when reconnecting.

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