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Single sealed lead-acid battery block with F1 terminals

RefurbUPS

RefurbUPS Emergi-Lite EP12310 6V7A UPS replacement battery

SKU CH-Q65M-GPZX8

A 6V 7Ah sealed lead-acid battery cartridge for emergency lighting systems

  • TypeKit/Package
  • Weight4
  • Ready-to-install kit with one 6V7A SLA cell
  • High-rate discharge chemistry for emergency lighting loads
  • T1/F1 terminal style fits existing wiring
  • Model 12310 matches Emergi-Lite EP12310 specification

Direct replacement for emergency lighting units

The RefurbUPS Emergi-Lite EP12310 is a new compatible replacement battery cartridge designed for emergency lighting systems. It contains a single high-rate discharge 6V 7Ah sealed lead-acid unit with T1/F1 terminals. Installers and facility managers can use it to restore backup power without replacing the entire fixture.

Sealed lead-acid chemistry runs cool and silent

The battery operates without fans or moving parts so it adds no audible noise to the environment. Normal self-discharge is low and the sealed construction prevents electrolyte leakage during routine standby service. Power draw is limited to the charger’s float current, keeping thermal impact negligible.

Highlights

  • Ready-to-install kit with one 6V7A SLA cell
  • High-rate discharge chemistry for emergency lighting loads
  • T1/F1 terminal style fits existing wiring
  • Model 12310 matches Emergi-Lite EP12310 specification

Specifications

BrandEmergency Lighting
SeriesEmergency Lighting
TypeKit/Package
Weight4

Questions about this item

How is the 6V7A SLA battery installed and what terminal mistake should be avoided?

Insert the single 6V7A SLA unit into the emergency-lighting cartridge slot, matching the T1/F1 faston tabs to the correct polarity; reversing the tabs is the common error that prevents the circuit from closing.

What maintenance or replacement will the EP12310 battery need over time?

The sealed lead-acid cell requires no watering; plan to replace the whole cartridge after three to five years or when runtime drops below the rated 7 Ah capacity.

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