Battery2Batteries.com supplies replacement batteries for Lightalarms emergency lights, exit signs and commercial life-safety lighting systems. Find the correct replacement by Lightalarms battery number, fixture model, voltage, capacity, chemistry or connector configuration.
Browse the products below to find Lightalarms replacement batteries for emergency-lighting and exit-sign applications. If you know the exact battery number or Lightalarms fixture model, use the search box at the top of the page for the fastest match.
Lightalarms emergency-lighting systems use a range of rechargeable battery types depending on the fixture and generation. Replacement applications may use sealed lead-acid AGM or nickel-cadmium battery packs. The correct replacement depends on the original battery number, voltage, capacity, connector or terminal style and physical configuration.
Start with the exact battery number printed on the original battery whenever possible. Common Lightalarms searches include 860.0004, 860.0010, 8500050, 8500061, CEI17AT and ZN12D. If the battery number is unavailable, identify the fixture model and compare the electrical and physical specifications.
Replacement catalogs list Lightalarms 860.0004 as a 6V 4.5Ah sealed lead-acid battery using approximately .187-inch Faston terminals. Verify the dimensions and terminal size on the original battery before ordering.
Lightalarms 860.0010 is commonly cross-referenced to a 6V 12Ah sealed lead-acid battery. Replacement catalogs list this application with approximately .187-inch terminals.
The 8500050 and XE9A references are cross-referenced together in emergency-lighting replacement catalogs. They are associated with a 6V rechargeable NiCd battery-pack application. Match the connector, pack configuration and fixture model before ordering.
The 8500061 is a rechargeable NiCd emergency-lighting battery-pack reference also associated with Saft and Kaufel applications. Replacement listings commonly cross-reference it to Lightalarms fixtures such as UXQAELR-L.
Replacement catalogs list the CEI17AT as a 6V rechargeable NiCd battery pack used in supported Lightalarms emergency-lighting systems. Because connector and pack construction matter, verify the original battery before ordering.
Emergency-lighting replacement catalogs include Lightalarms fixture references such as ZN12D, CE17AL, P12N1, P12N2, XE9A, CEI17AT, CEI17AX and CEI17AV. Searching the fixture model can often help locate a replacement when the original battery label is unreadable.
No. The replacement must also match the required capacity, chemistry, connector or terminal type, polarity, physical dimensions and battery configuration. Two batteries with the same voltage may not be interchangeable.
Emergency-lighting manufacturers often used standardized rechargeable cells and battery formats. As a result, a Lightalarms battery number may cross-reference compatible applications from manufacturers such as Saft, Kaufel, Lithonia, Dual-Lite and other emergency-lighting brands. The electrical and physical specifications should still be verified before ordering.
The most useful information is the Lightalarms battery number, fixture model, voltage, capacity, chemistry, connector or terminal type, polarity and physical dimensions. That information gives you the best chance of identifying the correct replacement the first time.