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Single 6V 4.5Ah sealed lead-acid battery block

RefurbUPS

RefurbUPS Emergi-Lite PMP6V5 6V 4.5Ah UPS replacement battery

SKU CH-XJB6-C52R7

A 6 V 4.5 Ah sealed lead-acid replacement cartridge for emergency lighting and UPS units

  • TypeKit/Package
  • Weight3
  • Ready for emergency lighting systems
  • High-rate discharge 6V 4.5Ah SLA battery
  • T1/F1 terminal fits compatible units
  • Single cartridge replaces Emergi-Lite PMP6V5

6 V 4.5 Ah SLA replacement battery

This sealed lead-acid cartridge is built to fit Emergi-Lite PMP6V5 emergency lighting units. It delivers a single 6 V 4.5 Ah high-rate discharge cell with T1/F1 terminals. The kit suits facility managers who need a direct swap for expired backup batteries.

T1/F1 terminals enable tool-free connection

The F1 tab layout lets maintenance staff slide the pack into place without soldering or special tools. Sealed construction prevents electrolyte leakage in ceiling or wall-mounted fixtures. Buyers who need higher capacity or a different voltage should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Ready for emergency lighting systems
  • High-rate discharge 6V 4.5Ah SLA battery
  • T1/F1 terminal fits compatible units
  • Single cartridge replaces Emergi-Lite PMP6V5

Specifications

BrandEmergency Lighting
SeriesEmergency Lighting
TypeKit/Package
Weight3

Questions about this item

Does the PMP6V5 use a T1/F1 terminal type?

Yes, the PMP6V5 is a T1/F1 battery, so it fits emergency-lighting units that require that terminal style.

What are the voltage and capacity of the PMP6V5?

The cartridge contains one 6 V 4.5 Ah sealed lead-acid battery.

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