RefurbUPS
RefurbUPS SureLite LM1 UPS Replacement Battery 4.5A
A 6 V, 4.5 A sealed lead-acid replacement cartridge for SureLite LM1 emergency lighting units
- TypeKit/Package
- Weight3
- 6 V 4.5 Ah capacity keeps emergency lights running
- High-rate discharge design delivers power when mains fail
- Single 6 V 4.5 A SLA cell fits SureLite LM1 units
- T1/F1 terminal layout allows direct drop-in replacement
SureLite LM1 6V 4.5A SLA Battery
This replacement cartridge contains one high-rate discharge sealed lead-acid battery rated at 6 volts and 4.5 ampere-hours. It is designed as a direct compatible substitute for SureLite LM1 emergency lighting units. The T1/F1 terminal format matches the original equipment specifications. Installers can swap the cell without modifying the existing wiring harness.
Ideal for Emergency Lighting Maintenance
Facility managers maintaining SureLite LM1 fixtures will find this kit a straightforward drop-in solution. Buyers needing a different voltage, capacity or terminal style should look at other options. The single-cell package does not suit systems that require multiple batteries wired in series or parallel. Verify the exact model number on the existing unit before ordering.
Highlights
- 6 V 4.5 Ah capacity keeps emergency lights running
- High-rate discharge design delivers power when mains fail
- Single 6 V 4.5 A SLA cell fits SureLite LM1 units
- T1/F1 terminal layout allows direct drop-in replacement
Specifications
| Brand | Emergency Lighting |
|---|---|
| Series | Emergency Lighting |
| Type | Kit/Package |
| Weight | 3 |
Questions about this item
What terminal type does the SureLite LM1 battery use for connection?
The battery uses T1/F1 terminals, which are standard faston tabs for emergency lighting units.
How do you install the SureLite LM1 battery kit, and what step is often missed?
Open the emergency lighting housing, disconnect the old battery, connect the new T1/F1 terminals observing correct polarity, then secure the cover and test the unit.
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