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Sealed lead-acid battery supplying 6 volts and 7.0 Ah via F1 terminals
The Yuasa NP7-6 delivers 7.0 Ah at 6 volts in a sealed lead-acid case. It is designed for standby power, emergency lighting and small mobility devices that use the F1 terminal style.
The F1 terminal size determines whether the battery fits the equipment wiring harness. Buyers whose devices require a larger F2 terminal or a different connector type will need an adapter or a different battery.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Yuasa |
| Power | |
| Rated voltage | 6 |
| Amperage | 7Ah |
The 7.0 Ah capacity indicates the battery can deliver 7 amps for one hour, or proportionally less current for longer periods, before the voltage drops below the usable threshold for a 6 V sealed lead-acid cell.
The F1 terminal uses a standard faston tab size, so it only accepts matching push-on spade connectors; you cannot bolt on ring terminals or use screw-down clamps without an adapter.
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