Emergency Batteries

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These batteries are common in emergency lighting systems but also for fire alarms, burglar alarms, power tools, and even golf buggies.
You identify the battery you need from the number on the existing battery if it is a replacement.
Alternatively, by the voltage and amp hours if it is not a replacement
Most equipment will specify both of these figures. The voltage is self-explanatory and cannot be varied; you cannot mix voltages this should be considered as the "speed the power comes out"
You can change the amp hours if you wish, as this is the amount of power the battery holds in store, the problem is normally one of size and this limits your options.
We normally recommend you stick to the manufacturers specification unless you have a particular need.
Other brand names for similar batteries that are interchangeable are Hitachi, Fulman, Fiamm, Alcad, chloride and SEC.



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High temperature nickel cadmium batteries to retrofit into all common emergency lighting fittings.

They are known as a D Cell

Each cell is 1.2 volts and 4 Amp hour

You can select a side-by-side configuration or end to end to suit your fitting. Please be careful when making your selection!

If the combination you want isnt shown here please give us a call or email as we can get almost any combination made.

These batteries are exactly the same as those supplied by the major manufacturers such as Menvier, Jsb, Existalite, GT lighting, Chubb, Thorn, Cooper, Tamlite and security lighting.

A common configuration is a 2 or 3 cell end to end. This is found in alot of standard emergency fittings.

They come with Fly Leads fitted for ease of installation

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