Your monthly test failed, or the inspector already flagged it: an emergency light or exit sign that won't hold its 90 minutes when the power drops. Usually the fixture is fine and the battery is simply worn out, and now you need the right replacement before the building's out of compliance. At Bulldog Battery in Willoughby, we keep emergency light batteries on the shelf in the chemistries these fixtures actually use, and when a pack isn't a stock item, we build it here.
Emergency Light Battery Replacements We Stock and Build
After 36 years of matching packs at the counter, we can usually identify what you need from the old battery alone, even when the label's worn off.
- Sealed lead-acid (SLA) packs — the 6V and 12V batteries inside most newer LED emergency lights and combo exit units.
- NiCad packs — the workhorse cells in a large share of older exit signs and emergency fixtures.
- NiMH packs — for the fixtures that spec nickel-metal hydride.
- Popular models, pre-built — the fast-movers are assembled and on the shelf, ready to grab and go.
- Custom assembly — hand us the dead pack or the whole unit, and we'll build a replacement matched to the voltage, capacity, and connector your fixture needs.
- Free battery testing — if you're not sure the battery is even the problem, we'll test it first and tell you straight.
Facilities crews from across Lake County, from Mentor and Painesville to Mayfield Heights, come to us when an inspection's on the line. Whether you walk in with the exact part number or just a dead battery in your hand, we'll get you the correct pack to pass the test and keep the building safe.
Bring in the old pack or the whole fixture and we'll match it. Call us at 440-942-2555 or stop by the shop on Vine St.
