Emergency Lighting Battery Packs

Emergency lighting battery packs provide backup power for compatible LED lighting loads when normal power is interrupted. Electrical professionals and facility teams use them when configuring or maintaining LED fixtures that need to transition between normal and emergency operation in commercial facilities.

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Helpful Buying Guide

Choose an Emergency Lighting Battery Pack for Your LED Lighting Setup

Emergency lighting battery packs represented here support LED fixtures during emergency operation. Compare output level, voltage compatibility, installation arrangement, testing access, recharge information, and the environmental conditions listed for the battery pack.

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Popular examples in this category

25W LED Emergency Lighting Battery Pack25W LED Emergency Lighting Battery PackWBB24120237W Emergency LED Battery Pack with Dual 24-Inch Flexible Conduits7W Emergency LED Battery Pack with Dual 24-Inch Flexible ConduitsWB700237
Use Cases

Support LED fixtures during an outage

Use an emergency battery pack with a compatible LED lighting load to provide emergency illumination when normal operation is interrupted.

How to Choose

Match output and electrical arrangement

Start by comparing the required emergency output, available 120V or 277V power, and whether the lighting arrangement uses a switched or unswitched load.

Applications

Configure and maintain emergency lighting

These battery packs are intended for lighting professionals and facility teams configuring LED fixtures or maintaining emergency lighting systems.

Additional Information

Plan for testing and installation details

Consider whether a test switch, charge indicator, remote test switch, external mounting capability, or flexible conduit leads fit the fixture installation and maintenance approach.

7WConstant output option

Defined emergency power output for compatible LED lighting loads.

25WHigher-output option

Provides emergency lighting output with up to 90 minutes of full-lumen operation.

120-277VInput range represented

Available through universal input or 120/277VAC auto-select operation.

32 hoursRecharge time stated

The 25W battery pack returns to a full charge in 32 hours.

Comparison Guide

Compare Emergency Lighting Battery Pack Options

Use this summary to identify the features that align with the LED fixture, electrical arrangement, testing preference, and location conditions.

Selection factor7W LED emergency battery pack25W LED emergency lighting battery pack
Emergency output7W constant output25W output; up to 90 minutes of full-lumen output
Electrical and installationUniversal 120-277V input; galvanized steel housing; two 24-inch flexible conduits120/277VAC auto-select input/output; compatible with switched and unswitched loads
Testing and operating detailsTest switch and charge indicator; automatic transfer circuitIncluded remote test switch; 32-hour recharge; designed for damp locations at 20°C to 40°C
Planning Guide

Plan the right fit before choosing

Output and emergency operation

Select the emergency output that fits the compatible LED load

The available battery packs represent two distinct output approaches. One provides 7W constant output for a compatible LED lighting load, while another provides 25W emergency output with up to 90 minutes of full-lumen output.

  • Compare the LED load with the battery pack's stated emergency output.
  • Choose 7W constant output when it matches the compatible lighting load.
  • Choose the 25W option when up to 90 minutes of full-lumen output is required.
Electrical and installation planning

Review voltage, load arrangement, and mounting details

Both represented options support 120V and 277V applications. The 7W pack has universal 120-277V input, while the 25W pack uses 120/277VAC auto-select input/output. The 25W unit also accommodates switched and unswitched load arrangements. For installation routing, the 7W model includes two 24-inch flexible conduits and a galvanized steel housing that allows mounting outside the LED fixture.

  • Confirm the available input voltage before selecting a pack.
  • Check whether the fixture arrangement is switched or unswitched.
  • Consider external mounting and conduit routing needs for the 7W model.
Testing, charging, and operating conditions

Make routine checks part of the selection

Testing features can simplify emergency-lighting checks. The 7W pack includes a test switch and charge indicator, while the 25W pack includes a remote test switch. The 25W model has a 32-hour full recharge time and is designed for damp locations within a 20°C to 40°C operating range.

  • Choose a local test switch and charge indicator when those features suit the installation.
  • Choose a remote test switch when remote testing access is preferred.
  • For the 25W pack, account for the stated 32-hour recharge and damp-location operating range.
FAQ

Common questions before buying

What does an emergency lighting battery pack do?

It provides emergency power to a compatible LED lighting load when needed and supports a transition between normal and emergency operation.

What output options are represented in this category?

The represented options include a 7W constant-output battery pack and a 25W battery pack with up to 90 minutes of full-lumen output.

Do these battery packs support 120V and 277V systems?

Yes. The 7W option has universal 120-277V input, and the 25W option has 120/277VAC auto-select input/output.

How can the battery packs be tested?

The 7W model includes a test switch and charge indicator. The 25W model includes a remote test switch.

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