Battery2Batteries.com supplies replacement batteries for Chloride emergency lights, exit signs, recessed emergency fixtures and commercial life-safety lighting systems. Find the correct replacement by Chloride battery number, fixture model, voltage, capacity or battery configuration.
Chloride emergency-lighting systems use different rechargeable batteries depending on the fixture family and application. Chloride documentation shows both sealed lead-calcium and nickel-cadmium battery systems in different emergency-lighting product lines. Match the original Chloride battery number or fixture documentation whenever possible.
Start with the exact Chloride battery number printed on the original battery or listed in the fixture documentation. Many Chloride numbers appear in both compact and dashed formats, such as 100001073 / 100-001-073. Matching both formats helps confirm the correct replacement.
Different Chloride emergency-lighting families were designed around different battery systems. Legacy and current documentation includes sealed lead-calcium and nickel-cadmium configurations. The replacement battery should match the fixture's original charging and electrical requirements.
Many Chloride emergency-lighting products are designed for 90 minutes of emergency operation. Confirm the exact runtime and battery requirements for the specific fixture before replacement.
No. The replacement also needs to match the required chemistry, capacity, physical dimensions, terminal or connector configuration and fixture compatibility.
The most useful information is the Chloride fixture model, original battery number, voltage, capacity, chemistry, physical dimensions and connector or terminal type. That information gives you the best chance of identifying the correct replacement the first time.