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RefurbUPS Dual Lite 12LSM110 UPS replacement battery
A 12 V 7 Ah sealed lead-acid cartridge replaces the Dual Lite 12LSM110 emergency-lighting battery
- TypeKit/Package
- Weight6
- Compatible 12 V 7 A SLA battery replaces Dual Lite 12LSM110
- High-rate discharge chemistry supports emergency lighting loads
- Single-unit cartridge simplifies installation and maintenance
- New condition ensures full rated capacity from day one
Dual Lite 12LSM110 battery kit
The Dual Lite 12LSM110 kit supplies a single 12 V 7 A high-rate discharge SLA battery built as a direct replacement cartridge. It fits emergency lighting units that specify the 12LSM110 part number and uses a T1/F1 terminal layout. The pack arrives new and ready to install without additional wiring.
Capacity and headroom
The 7 A rating delivers the current needed for standard emergency lighting run-times during a mains outage. Extended-duration or higher-load fixtures that demand more ampere-hours will exceed what this single cartridge can provide. Buyers needing longer backup periods or multiple battery strings should look for a higher-capacity kit.
Highlights
- Compatible 12 V 7 A SLA battery replaces Dual Lite 12LSM110
- High-rate discharge chemistry supports emergency lighting loads
- Single-unit cartridge simplifies installation and maintenance
- New condition ensures full rated capacity from day one
Specifications
| Brand | Emergency Lighting |
|---|---|
| Series | Emergency Lighting |
| Type | Kit/Package |
| Weight | 6 |
Questions about this item
Will the 12V 7A SLA battery in this kit power my existing emergency-lighting fixture that used the original 12LSM110 pack?
Yes, the cartridge is built as a direct 12LSM110 compatible replacement and supplies the same 12 V 7 A high-rate discharge the fixture expects.
How can I verify the replacement battery is working correctly once installed?
After fitting the T1/F1 terminals, run the unit's self-test or press the test button; the emergency lamps should illuminate at full brightness for the rated duration.
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