would this battery work in emergency lights when power is cut off to emergency lights
1359532
This is a 6 volt battery. Most emergency lights I have seen are 12 volt. If size isn't important I think you can do better with a larger battery.
489368
That I do not know. When the electricity goes out it helps to keep you safe in your home at night.
1033749
Yes. I purchased it to replace the same battery that was in my home alarm unit. It serves as a back-up power supply in case of a power outage. It works dependably when the electricity fails (that doesn't happen here too often).
1841968
Depends on how it's wired. I used it for two 6 volt deep cycles wired for 12 volts in my camper. The disconnect went between the positive lead of the last battery and the fuse block for my power distribution.
719809
This battery will supply up to 3 amps (perhaps a little more) at 12vdc, so if your strip lights draw 3 amps or less it should do just fine =)
1889603
No just use it until the lights go out then recharge, it's an ion battery, so it's best to drain it then charge to full.Love mine it have saved me a ton of headaches.
1022909
I cannot say for sure but I think that anytime the power is lost the units would shut off and would manually have to be turned on. To be sure I would call Manufacturer Sorry I couldn't help.
1878757
the battery is for backup only..... in case electricity goes out. You still need to wire it.
180226
These lights are more for emergencies. The remote stays plugged in until the electricity goes out then your light come on.
721092
Overnight but it's not fully discharge d when the light starts flashing. If you needed to use it again it would work.
1157122
It's simple, you can use the isolator solenoid between either the positive or negative terminals of your secondary battery (it doesn't matter) However, in order to use it as an emergency start, you need to wire up the remote turn on switch to your secondary isolated battery. The reason being if your primary (non isolated) battery were to fully discharge, you will still be able to power up the relay using the reserve power from the isolated battery. Many folks make the mistake of using the primary battery to source power for the switch only to find that it simply will not work if/when the primary battery fails. Rick
579689
I keep mine in the outlet charging all the time, so if there is a power outage, it will go on automatically for you, and no fumbling for a light.
1965790
Absolutely NOT. It needs (by code) to be hardwired to a direct power source. That's the whole purpose- when the power goes out, the emergency lights come on. You can wire it to the power BEFORE it enters the light switch, but not after (controlled by) the light switch.
104019
It should. If left "on" it will not actually turn on until it gets electricity so I think it will work.... Great idea! Think ill try it.
572768
This is a back-up battery designed a carry a small load for a short period of time, like an alarm system if the house power fails. Consider a motorcycle battery.
2087136
Yes. If the power goes off, the phone would still be powered by the by the phone line. What most people don't know is there's actually power on the phone line. As long as your phone line works, the phone will work
565396
I would think so since it is activated by the back-up lights being energized. Mine is hooked up w/ the back-up lights