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RefurbUPS Dual Lite ML5 6V7A ups replacement battery

SKU CH-2ZZZ-CYQE8

A 6 V 7 Ah sealed lead-acid replacement cartridge for Dual Lite ML5 emergency lighting units

  • Product typeKit/Package
  • Product weight4
  • Compatible replacement for Dual Lite ML5 emergency lighting
  • Single 6 V 7 Ah high-rate discharge SLA battery
  • T1/F1 terminal type for direct fit
  • New condition, ready to install

6 V 7 Ah SLA battery kit

This single high-rate discharge sealed lead-acid battery replaces the power cell in Dual Lite ML5 emergency lighting units. It arrives new and ready to install with T1/F1 terminals. The kit weighs four units and contains only the battery cartridge.

Replaces worn 6 V 7 Ah cells

Swap this cartridge when the original battery no longer holds a charge during self-test or runtime checks. The upgrade is worth it when emergency lights must meet code-required illumination times and the existing pack has degraded. Builders needing a different voltage or capacity should look elsewhere.

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Price $12.99
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Specifications

Product
Brand nameEmergency Lighting
Product lineEmergency Lighting
Product typeKit/Package

Questions about this item

Does the 6 V 7 Ah battery use T1/F1 terminals for the Dual Lite ML5?

Yes, the cartridge contains one 6 V 7 Ah sealed lead-acid battery fitted with T1/F1 terminals that match the original Dual Lite ML5 emergency-lighting unit.

What is the correct orientation when inserting the battery cartridge into the ML5 housing?

Slide the cartridge in so the T1/F1 terminals face the internal connector; forcing it in reversed will prevent the terminals from mating and the unit will not power up.

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