Battery2Batteries.com supplies replacement batteries for Exitronix emergency lights, exit signs, combination fixtures and commercial life-safety lighting systems. Find the correct replacement by Exitronix battery number, fixture model, voltage, capacity or battery configuration.
Browse the products below to find Exitronix emergency-lighting and exit-sign replacement batteries. If you know the original battery number or fixture model, use the search box at the top of the page for the fastest match.
Exitronix emergency-lighting systems use different rechargeable batteries depending on the fixture family and application. The correct replacement depends on the original battery number, voltage, capacity, chemistry, dimensions and connector or terminal configuration.
Start with the exact Exitronix battery number printed on the original battery or listed in the fixture documentation. Common Exitronix replacement numbers include 10010003, 10010007, 10010022, 10010034, 10010037, 913195-5, EX6V1.2A and HXL6V6W.
Current replacement catalogs identify the 10010003 as a 6V 4.5Ah sealed lead-acid battery used in supported Exitronix emergency-lighting applications. Match the original part number, dimensions and terminal style before ordering.
The 10010022 is commonly cross-referenced as a 6V 12Ah sealed lead-acid emergency-lighting battery. Confirm the original battery number and physical fit before replacement.
Replacement catalogs identify 10010034 as a 2.4V 600mAh NiCd battery pack for supported Exitronix emergency-lighting applications. Some cross-reference catalogs also associate it with Exitronix 10010036.
The HXL6V6W replacement is commonly listed as a 6V 5.0Ah rechargeable NiCd battery for supported Exitronix emergency-light and exit-sign applications.
No. The replacement also needs to match the required capacity, chemistry, physical dimensions, terminal or connector configuration and fixture compatibility.
The most useful information is the Exitronix fixture model, original battery number, voltage, capacity, chemistry, dimensions and connector or terminal type. That information gives you the best chance of identifying the correct replacement the first time.