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RefurbUPS
A compatible 6 V 7 Ah SLA battery kit for Emergi-Lite ELU10 emergency lighting systems
The RefurbUPS Emergi-Lite ELU10 kit supplies a single 6V 7Ah sealed lead-acid cell built to fit compatible emergency-lighting units. It arrives new and ready to install in systems that specify the ELU10 cartridge.
The high-rate discharge chemistry delivers steady current during extended backup periods rather than only brief surge capacity. Buyers needing longer runtime than a single 7Ah cell provides should plan for additional capacity.
| Brand | Emergency Lighting |
|---|---|
| Series | Emergency Lighting |
| Type | Kit/Package |
| Weight | 4 |
The sealed lead-acid chemistry produces only modest warmth during extended operation; normal room ventilation is sufficient.
You need an Emergi-Lite emergency-lighting unit designed for a 6 V 7 Ah T1/F1 terminal battery.
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