Rechargeable Battery Beltrona ELRH3AA1500 3.6V 1500mAh, replacement for emergency/utility devices

Beltrona ELRH3AA1500 is a rechargeable 3.6V 1500mAh battery engineered as a compact replacement cell for emergency lighting, notlight units and other small electronic devices that require a 3.6V power source. Designed to provide reliable standby power and the ability to be recharged multiple times, this battery is intended for use where consistent performance and convenient replacement are important. The cell fits typical sockets for this size and voltage and is suitable for routine maintenance or equipment servicing.

Advantages

The rechargeable chemistry of this 3.6V 1500mAh battery enables multiple charge cycles, reducing the need for frequent disposable replacements while maintaining stable output during standby and discharge. Its compact form factor and standard voltage make it compatible with various emergency and utility devices. The battery offers predictable capacity for planning service intervals and supports straightforward swap-in replacement for compatible units.

Suitable for

• Emergency lighting and exit signs
• Notlight and emergency illumination units
• Portable utility devices requiring a 3.6V cell
• Maintenance and equipment servicing in buildings

Key specifications

• Nominal voltage: 3.6 V
• Nominal capacity: 1500 mAh
• Chemistry: rechargeable cell designed for standby and cyclic use
• Form factor: compact cylindrical cell suitable for replacement in matching housings
• Typical applications: emergency lighting systems, notlight units, small electronic devices

How to use

Install the battery into the compatible device following the manufacturer's instructions for correct polarity and secure mounting. Use an appropriate charger or charging circuit specified for the battery chemistry and nominal voltage; avoid chargers meant for different voltages or cell types. After installation, verify device operation and allow the battery to complete an initial charge cycle if recommended by the device manufacturer. Observe the device's indicators or maintenance schedule to determine when recharging or replacement is required.

Recommendations

Store the battery in a cool, dry place and avoid prolonged exposure to high temperatures. For emergency equipment, test batteries according to local regulations and the device manufacturer's maintenance intervals. Replace the battery if capacity noticeably decreases or if the device fails self-tests, and dispose of the battery following local battery recycling and disposal guidelines.