Luxbox 14-12-0005 – 3.2V 4.5aH LIPO4 3-Cell Emergency Lighting Stick Battery

Cross referenced with other manufacturers part numbers:

14-12-0005
BBL 3/18650-A-C014F

Equipment that uses this battery:

EMCc 180.009

If a connector is fitted please check that the plug is correct and that the red + lead is in the correct position. If any terminals are fitted then please check that the sizes of these are correct.

In the whole battery market, from big energy storage for photovoltaic systems and electric vehicles to small handheld devices, there is a movement from well-known technologies, which were used for decades, to the relatively new lithium based technologies.

The main benefits of lithium based technologies are a very high energy density, and a long lifetime up to twice that of the NiCd or NiMH
batteries.

When using lithium batteries there are some points that have to be considered. There have been reports about possible risks of the lithium technology, which are mostly caused by the chemical reactivity of some lithium technologies.

Characteristics:

• Suited for high temperature operation (up to 55 °C)
• Design life: 4 years at 55 °C – 8 years at 35 °C

• Storage time: up to 12 months from production date
• Higher energy density than NiCd and NiMH batteries
• Non-critical to the environment – no heavy metal content

Lux Box (part of the KAMIC Group) is a leading manufacturer specializing in emergency lighting components and remote emergency kits for the OEM market. Their manufacturing capabilities are split between a fully automated facility in Switzerland (for circuit boards and microelectronics) and a UK facility in Fakenham, Norfolk (for standard and bespoke emergency kits).

Key offerings and features include:

Emergency Conversion Solutions: They design devices and inverters that convert standard LED luminaires into emergency lighting.

Innovative Technology: Products are DALI certified, wireless self-meshing, and feature LiFePO4 batteries.

Product Range: They produce everything from emergency lighting drivers (like the LEQX) to standalone fittings such as the LXD2 emergency downlight.