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RefurbUPS EP1270 26 12V9A UPS replacement battery

SKU CH-HMYZ-015XN

A 12V 9A sealed lead-acid battery kit for UPS or emergency lighting systems

  • TypeKit/Package
  • Weight7
  • 12 V 9 A SLA battery powers emergency lighting systems
  • TechnaCell EP1270 26 compatible cartridge fits existing units
  • High-rate discharge design delivers reliable backup current
  • Single 12V9A battery kit simplifies replacement installation

Compatible 12V 9A UPS battery

This replacement cartridge delivers a single 12V 9A sealed lead-acid cell built to the EP1270 26 form factor. It suits emergency lighting units and UPS systems that specify this exact battery model.

Verify terminal type and voltage before ordering

The unit uses a T1/F1 terminal layout, so confirm your device accepts that connector style. Ensure the host equipment requires a 12V 9A rating and the physical dimensions match the EP1270 26 cavity.

Highlights

  • 12 V 9 A SLA battery powers emergency lighting systems
  • TechnaCell EP1270 26 compatible cartridge fits existing units
  • High-rate discharge design delivers reliable backup current
  • Single 12V9A battery kit simplifies replacement installation

Specifications

BrandEmergency Lighting
SeriesEmergency Lighting
TypeKit/Package
Weight7

Questions about this item

Does the EP1270 26 kit include the 12V9A battery or must I buy it separately?

The kit consists of one 12V9A SLA battery, so no separate battery purchase is needed.

Should I choose the EP1270 26 model with T1/F1 terminals for my emergency lighting unit?

Yes, this model is a T1/F1 battery rated at 12V9A, matching the terminal type and capacity specified.

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