Sure-Lite batteries are commonly used as replacement power sources in emergency exit lights and certain lighting fixtures. They help ensure lights function during power outages, contributing to overall safety. If you have a compatible emergency light or fixture, using the right Sure-Lite battery can offer reliable backup when you need it most. Always check your lamp or device's manual to confirm compatibility before selecting a replacement battery.

1. First, turn off and unplug your emergency light or fixture to prevent electrical hazards.
2. Open the battery compartment, usually found on the back or underneath.
3. Carefully remove the old battery, noting the connection style and polarity.
4. Insert the new Sure-Lite battery, matching the correct terminals.
5. Secure the compartment and plug the device back in.

Always refer to your specific device's instructions for safest results.

Common signs your emergency light might need a new battery include:

• The light doesn't turn on during a power outage.
• There are visible warning indicators or audible alerts.
• The light stays dim or flickers when activated.

If you notice any of these, consider replacing the battery with a compatible Sure-Lite model. Regularly testing your emergency lighting system can also help identify when maintenance is needed.

Most Sure-Lite batteries designed for emergency lighting are rechargeable by the internal circuitry of the emergency light fixture itself. After installation, the fixture typically keeps the battery charged while it's plugged in. To support battery life, keep your fixture connected to power when possible and follow the manufacturer's guidelines for maintenance and charging.

• Do not dispose of old batteries in regular household trash, as they may contain materials requiring special handling.
• Look for local battery recycling programs or collection points at many retailers or hazardous waste facilities.
• Follow your local community guidelines for safe battery disposal.

Proper recycling helps protect the environment and ensures batteries are handled responsibly.