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Find Your Emergi-Lite Emergency Lighting Battery

Battery2Batteries.com supplies replacement batteries for Emergi-Lite emergency lights, exit signs, combination fixtures and commercial life-safety lighting systems. Find the correct replacement by Emergi-Lite battery number, fixture model, voltage, capacity or battery configuration.

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Popular Emergi-Lite Battery Part Numbers

0018701 850.0054 850.00351 002006 002208
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Emergi-Lite Emergency Lighting Battery Guide

Emergi-Lite manufactures emergency-lighting and exit-sign systems that use different rechargeable battery types depending on the fixture family and application. The correct replacement depends on the original battery number, voltage, capacity, chemistry and terminal or connector configuration.

How do I find the correct Emergi-Lite replacement battery?

Start with the original Emergi-Lite battery number printed on the battery pack or fixture documentation. Common battery numbers in our catalog include 0018701, 0111101, 111101, 850.00351, 850.0054, 002006, 002208, 12C5, LEOPXN-1R and BL93NC487.

What battery chemistries are used in Emergi-Lite products?

Emergi-Lite products use different rechargeable chemistries depending on the fixture. Current and legacy documentation includes lead-acid / lead-calcium and nickel-cadmium systems in different emergency-lighting families. Always match the original fixture requirements.

Can I replace an Emergi-Lite battery based only on voltage?

No. A correct replacement also needs to match the required capacity, chemistry, dimensions, connector or terminal style and fixture compatibility.

What information should I have before ordering?

The most useful information is the Emergi-Lite fixture model, original battery number, voltage, capacity, chemistry, dimensions and connector or terminal type. That information gives you the best chance of selecting the correct replacement the first time.