Dual-lite 120824 Sla Battery 6V 7.2ah Emergency Lighting

Product Description

The DUAL-LITE 120824 is a sealed lead acid (SLA) replacement battery designed for emergency lighting systems. Rated at 6 volts and 7.2 ampere-hours (Ah), this maintenance-free battery provides the stored power needed to keep exit signs and emergency luminaires operational during a power outage. The sealed construction eliminates the need for electrolyte maintenance and allows mounting in any orientation. It is installed by licensed electricians and life-safety technicians performing scheduled battery replacements in commercial and institutional facilities.

This battery is used in emergency lighting units, exit sign fixtures, and central battery emergency lighting systems found in commercial buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and industrial sites. It is suited for applications where a 6-volt, 7.2 Ah SLA cell is specified by the equipment manufacturer. Replacement intervals are typically dictated by local fire codes and the fixture manufacturer's maintenance schedule.

Key Features

• 6-volt nominal voltage matches common emergency lighting unit requirements
• 7.2 Ah capacity supports extended runtime during power loss events
• Sealed lead acid construction — no electrolyte filling or watering required
• Maintenance-free design reduces scheduled service time
• Sold individually (each) for single-unit replacement jobs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement SLA battery for emergency lighting units and exit sign fixtures that specify a 6-volt, 7.2 Ah sealed lead acid cell.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or life-safety technician in accordance with NFPA 101 and applicable local fire and electrical codes. Before replacing the battery, de-energize the emergency lighting unit per the manufacturer's procedure and verify that the fixture is fully discharged or isolated. Observe polarity markings on the battery terminals and fixture connector to avoid reverse connection. Dispose of the spent battery in accordance with local regulations governing lead acid battery recycling.