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RefurbUPS Emergi-Lite M1860004 6V 4.5A UPS replacement battery

SKU CH-KMRY-VHY9Z

A 6V 4.5A sealed lead-acid battery cartridge compatible with Emergi-Lite M1860004 emergency lighting systems

  • TypeKit/Package
  • Weight3
  • 6V 4.5Ah SLA battery powers emergency lighting units
  • High-rate discharge design delivers instant current when mains fail
  • T1/F1 terminal layout matches original Emergi-Lite M1860004 fitment
  • Single 6V 4.5Ah cartridge replaces the complete battery module

Compatible 6V 4.5A replacement battery

This battery fits emergency lighting units that specify the M1860004 part number. It delivers a single 6-volt, 4.5-ampere-hour sealed lead-acid cell with T1/F1 terminals. The unit ships new and ready for installation in compatible fixtures.

Capacity and headroom for emergency lighting

The 4.5 Ah rating supports the rated runtime of the original equipment under standard load conditions. It will not suit systems that require a higher ampere-hour capacity or a different terminal style. Builders needing extended runtime or alternative voltages must select a different cartridge.

Highlights

  • 6V 4.5Ah SLA battery powers emergency lighting units
  • High-rate discharge design delivers instant current when mains fail
  • T1/F1 terminal layout matches original Emergi-Lite M1860004 fitment
  • Single 6V 4.5Ah cartridge replaces the complete battery module

Specifications

BrandEmergency Lighting
SeriesEmergency Lighting
TypeKit/Package
Weight3

Questions about this item

Will the 6V 4.5A rating match the original Emergi-Lite M1860004 unit I am replacing?

Yes, the cartridge supplies exactly 6 volts and 4.5 ampere-hours, matching the original specification for the M1860004 emergency lighting unit.

How can I verify the T1/F1 terminals are making proper contact after installation?

After fitting the battery, power the emergency light and confirm the indicator LED stays solid; then run a brief discharge test to ensure the fixture illuminates for its rated duration.

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