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RefurbUPS Emergi-Lite CSM9 6V 4.5A UPS replacement battery

SKU CH-NRQX-0GVJK

A 6V 4.5A sealed lead-acid battery cartridge compatible with Emergi-Lite CSM9 emergency lighting units

  • TypeKit/Package
  • Weight3
  • 6 V 4.5 Ah rating powers emergency lighting during outages
  • High-rate discharge SLA chemistry delivers instant current when needed
  • T1/F1 terminals match the original Emergi-Lite CSM9 cartridge exactly
  • Single-battery kit replaces the failed cell without rewiring

Emergi-Lite CSM9 6V 4.5A UPS battery

This replacement cartridge provides a single 6V 4.5A sealed lead-acid battery for emergency lighting and UPS units that specify the CSM9 part. It uses a T1/F1 terminal layout so installers can swap the pack without rewiring. The kit is sold new and ready for immediate deployment in compatible systems.

Capacity and runtime limits

The 4.5A rating supplies enough capacity for standard emergency lighting loads and typical UPS backup windows. Extended runtime demands or higher-wattage equipment will exhaust the pack more quickly, so sites needing longer autonomy should plan for additional or larger-capacity cartridges.

Highlights

  • 6 V 4.5 Ah rating powers emergency lighting during outages
  • High-rate discharge SLA chemistry delivers instant current when needed
  • T1/F1 terminals match the original Emergi-Lite CSM9 cartridge exactly
  • Single-battery kit replaces the failed cell without rewiring

Specifications

BrandEmergency Lighting
SeriesEmergency Lighting
TypeKit/Package
Weight3

Questions about this item

Will the 6 V 4.5 A Emergi-Lite CSM9 fit the same terminals as the original T1/F1 battery in my older emergency-lighting unit?

Yes — it is a T1/F1 type battery, so the faston tabs match the original hardware.

How can I verify the 6 V 4.5 A Emergi-Lite CSM9 is working after I install it?

Power the fixture, let it charge fully, then simulate a mains failure; the lamp should stay lit for the rated emergency duration.

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