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RefurbUPS JSM182 UPS Replacement Battery

SKU CH-PVNH-V81YC

A 6V7A sealed lead-acid battery kit compatible with Emergi-Lite JSM182 emergency lighting systems

  • TypeKit/Package
  • Weight4
  • Compatible 6 V 7 Ah SLA battery for emergency lighting
  • Single T1/F1 terminal cartridge fits JSM182 units
  • High-rate discharge chemistry supports emergency loads
  • Ready-to-install replacement restores backup power

Emergi-Lite JSM182 Battery Cartridge

The Emergi-Lite JSM182 cartridge contains a single 6 V 7 Ah high-rate discharge sealed lead-acid battery. It is built as a direct drop-in replacement for emergency lighting units that specify the JSM182 part number. The kit arrives new and ready to install without additional wiring.

For emergency lighting maintenance only

This battery suits facility managers replacing depleted cells in compatible emergency luminaires. It will not serve applications that require a different voltage, capacity or terminal layout, and it cannot be used as a general-purpose UPS battery where the original specification calls for a different pack configuration.

Highlights

  • Compatible 6 V 7 Ah SLA battery for emergency lighting
  • Single T1/F1 terminal cartridge fits JSM182 units
  • High-rate discharge chemistry supports emergency loads
  • Ready-to-install replacement restores backup power

Specifications

BrandEmergency Lighting
SeriesEmergency Lighting
TypeKit/Package
Weight4

Questions about this item

Should I pick the single 6V7A unit or a multi-pack for my JSM182?

The listing contains one 6V7A battery, so order the exact quantity your fixture requires.

What does the 6V7A rating tell me about runtime in my emergency light?

It delivers 6 volts at 7 ampere-hours, matching the original JSM182 cartridge for equivalent backup duration.

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