In the event of a power outage, you can use the emergency light batteries provided to keep your space lit with emergency lights.

Emergency lighting battery packs are especially useful during severe weather, such as snowstorms or hurricanes. Most battery packs from emergency lighting battery supply provide emergency lighting for up to 90 minutes, giving you time to locate and resolve power outages.

The battery cells are securely sealed to prevent spills. They are easy to install and upgrade, and require little maintenance after installation. Now, do-it-yourselfers can worry less about space lighting and safety when power fails.

Finding the Right Emergency Lighting Batteries

There are a few things to consider when you're shopping for the right emergency light battery replacement. Different models of emergency equipment have different power requirements, so it is important to find replacement batteries that meet or exceed the original manufacturer's specifications.

Size, shape and voltage - don't spend time and money replacing a battery only to find it doesn't fit. Before you shop online or in-store, check the size, shape and voltage of your current battery.

Battery Type - Most emergency lighting equipment uses classic sealed lead or nickel-cadmium batteries. Both types are rechargeable, and each has unique advantages and disadvantages. Lead-acid batteries have better temperature resistance, making them a safer choice for outdoor applications. Nickel-cadmium batteries generally have a longer life and are also smaller and lighter for compact devices. While both types of emergency lighting are popular, not all systems accept both, so be sure to check your equipment specifications before purchasing a replacement.

Learn how to use it - depending on the type of emergency lighting, it may be fully battery powered or only use batteries as a backup power source.

If you've found the perfect battery and you're still having issues with your emergency lighting, it might be time to replace your unit. Shop our selection of emergency lighting, including exit signs, lights, and combination units in classic and LED designs for efficient and dependable emergency lighting.