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Single 6V7A sealed lead-acid battery cartridge, T1/F1 terminals, model 606

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RefurbUPS Lithonia ELB0606 ups replacement battery

SKU CH-AT06-Q2ETR

A 6V 7Ah sealed lead-acid battery kit compatible with Lithonia ELB0606 emergency lighting systems

  • TypeKit/Package
  • Weight4
  • Compatible 6 V 7 Ah SLA battery for emergency lighting
  • High-rate discharge design delivers reliable backup power
  • Single T1/F1 terminal battery simplifies installation
  • Ready-to-install cartridge replaces Lithonia ELB0606 units

Lithonia ELB0606 compatible battery

This 6V7A sealed lead-acid battery replaces the Lithonia ELB0606 cartridge in emergency lighting units. It is supplied as a single T1/F1 terminal kit ready for direct installation. The unit suits facility managers maintaining compliant egress illumination.

Swaps out depleted original cells

Replace when runtime tests fall below code minimums or when the existing pack shows swelling or voltage drop. The jump is worth it if the current battery no longer holds a full charge after the prescribed recharge period.

Highlights

  • Compatible 6 V 7 Ah SLA battery for emergency lighting
  • High-rate discharge design delivers reliable backup power
  • Single T1/F1 terminal battery simplifies installation
  • Ready-to-install cartridge replaces Lithonia ELB0606 units

Specifications

BrandEmergency Lighting
SeriesEmergency Lighting
TypeKit/Package
Weight4

Questions about this item

Does the Lithonia ELB0606 use a T1 or F1 terminal for the 6 V 7 A battery?

The kit contains one 6 V 7 A high-rate discharge SLA battery with a T1/F1 terminal, so it fits the standard faston tabs used by compatible emergency-lighting units.

What is the common mistake when installing this replacement cartridge?

Installers often forget to disconnect the old battery leads before removing the cartridge, which can cause a short across the T1/F1 terminals; always isolate power first, then swap the single 6 V 7 A pack.

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