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Dual Lite 2F12G1 replacement battery cartridge with one 6V7A SLA unit

RefurbUPS

RefurbUPS Dual Lite 2F12G1 ups replacement battery

SKU CH-ZKC5-121G0

Emergency lighting replacement kit containing one 6V 7Ah sealed lead-acid battery compatible with Dual Lite 2F12G1 units

  • TypeKit/Package
  • Weight4
  • High-rate discharge for reliable emergency lighting
  • 6V 7Ah sealed lead-acid chemistry
  • Single-battery cartridge fits Dual Lite 2F12G1 units
  • T1/F1 terminals enable quick installation

Dual Lite 2F12G1 replacement battery

This 6V 7Ah sealed lead-acid battery replaces the Dual Lite 2F12G1 cartridge in compatible emergency lighting units. It arrives new and ready to install with T1/F1 terminals.

Upgrades ageing or depleted cells in existing Dual

The jump is worth it when the original battery no longer holds a charge or fails self-tests. Buyers needing a different voltage, capacity or terminal layout should verify specifications before ordering.

Highlights

  • High-rate discharge for reliable emergency lighting
  • 6V 7Ah sealed lead-acid chemistry
  • Single-battery cartridge fits Dual Lite 2F12G1 units
  • T1/F1 terminals enable quick installation

Specifications

BrandEmergency Lighting
SeriesEmergency Lighting
TypeKit/Package
Weight4

Questions about this item

What terminal type does the 6V7A battery use?

The battery uses a T1/F1 terminal type, which is a standard faston tab for emergency-lighting units.

How do you install the cartridge and what step is often missed?

Slide the cartridge into the emergency-light housing, then connect the T1/F1 tabs to the matching leads; the step most often missed is securing the retention clip or screw that locks the cartridge in place.

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