What Are Batteries & Types Of Batteries?

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What Are Batteries Types Of Batteries?
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What Are Batteries?

• Batteries are the most essential component in
  order to the functioning of emergency lights and
  exit signs properly.
• When you are purchasing emergency lights and exit
  signs you need to keep this in mind.
• Emergency light batteries are usually used to
  operate a lighting unit, while exit sign
  batteries combo when regular normal power is
  lost.
• Batteries for both emergency light and exit sign
  operate for at least 90 minutes.

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Types Of Batteries

• There are various types of batteries available
  for emergency lights and exit signs. Here are
  some of the types of batteries
• Emergency Light Batteries
• Exit Sign Batteries
• Nickel Cadmium Batteries
• Sealed Lead Acid Batteries
• Emergency Ballasts

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Emergency Light Batteries

• Emergency light batteries are very essential and
  important component for the functioning of
  emergency lighting fixtures.
• There are various types of emergency lights
  battery available which differ by shape, sizes,
  type, voltage, and amperage.
• There are also various replacement emergency
  light batteries available which are designed to
  fit all types of emergency light fixtures.

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Exit Sign Batteries

• Exit sign batteries come either in Sealed Lead
  Acid or Nickel Cadmium.
• Whenever you are going for the replacement model
  verify the type of battery.
• One of the most important thing is to know the
  voltage and amperage of your exit sign battery.
• These type of batteries will charge within 24
  hours and provide 90 minutes of emergency power.

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Nickel Cadmium Batteries

• Nickel cadmium batteries are very powerful but
  are very compact.
• These type of batteries are generally used for
  different applications are mainly as replacements
  in emergency lights and exit signs.
• Usually these type of battery are very easy to
  install and they have a 24-hour recharge time and
  a 5-year warranty.

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Sealed Lead Acid Batteries

• Sealed lead acid batteries are very essential to
  power the emergency lights in case of a power
  outage.
• They charge for 24 hours and provide enough power
  to support emergency lights and exit signs.
• These type of batteries contain lead alloy plates.

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Emergency Ballasts

• There are fluorescent lights that features
  emergency ballasts which flow of current into the
  fixture.
• Without emergency ballast it is possible that the
  fluorescent tube could "blow out".
• They provide a minimum 90 minutes of emergency
  run time after AC power fails.
• These type of battery backup emergency ballasts
  are very popular for their ease of use and design.

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