Legrand 61799 8.4V Emergency Light Compatible Battery 805806
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Legrand 61799 8.4V Emergency Light Compatible Battery 805806 - is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Voltage
8.4V
Amp
2000mAh
Legrand 61799 / G5 Series — 8.4V Ni-CD Replacement Battery (805806)
This is an 8.4V, 2000mAh nickel-cadmium battery for Legrand emergency lighting units, including the 61799, 061799, and G5 series fittings. It replaces OEM part numbers 805806 and H95473. The cell restores backup illumination capability when the original battery can no longer sustain the fitting through a full duration test.
- 61799, 061799 and G5 fitting compatibility: These fittings share the same 8.4V charge rail, cell geometry at 294.70 × 23.00 × 23.00mm, and trickle-charge controller. The BMS handshake on each accepts Ni-CD cells within the standard float voltage window, so no firmware changes are needed.
- Bench tested on actual hardware: We cycled this cell through a simulated mains-failure event, confirmed the fitting switched to battery within the required time, and verified the charge controller returned to green float status after a full recharge cycle.
- First test-cycle conditioning: Run the manual test button for the full rated duration within 24 hours of installation. This allows the charge controller to register the new cell capacity and ensures the fitting records a valid result before your next scheduled compliance inspection.
Charge indicator staying red after new battery installation
Ni-CD cells can sit in storage for months before reaching the end user, which drops their resting voltage below the charge controller's float acceptance window. When the controller sees a voltage outside that range, it holds the fault or charging state rather than switching to green. Leave the fitting connected to mains for a full 24-hour charge cycle before expecting the indicator to change. If the LED is still red after 24 hours, check terminal contact and confirm cell voltage at the connector reads above 7.2V.
Emergency light dims and cuts short during a duration test
A new cell that has not yet completed one full charge-discharge cycle will not deliver its rated 2000mAh on first draw. The fitting dims or shuts off early because the cell voltage sags under load before the full test period ends. This is not a faulty cell — it is an uncharged one. Charge for a minimum of 24 hours, then run the full manual test; the cell should hold voltage across the entire duration at that point.
Compatible Models
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Technical Specifications
Product Highlights
- Brand: Legrand
- Manufacturer: CS
- Series: Standard
- Color: White
- Product Type: Ni-CD
- Battery Type: Ni-CD
- Warranty: 12 Months
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Frequently Asked Questions
The fault LED on my Legrand 61799 fitting is still showing after I've fitted the new battery and confirmed the connections are solid — what's causing it?
Some Legrand fittings latch a fault condition in the controller and do not clear it automatically when a new cell is detected. The fitting needs a manual reset: disconnect mains power, wait 30 seconds, then reconnect. If the LED still shows a fault after a full 24-hour charge, check that the cell resting voltage at the terminals reads at least 7.2V — anything below that and the controller will refuse to exit fault state.
My emergency light passed the previous annual test but failed this year's duration test within a few minutes of the mains being cut — the battery is less than two years old, what's happening?
Continuous trickle charging at the temperatures inside a ceiling or bulkhead fitting accelerates Ni-CD capacity fade significantly. A cell that measures 8.4V on float can still have lost 40–50% of usable capacity to this degradation, which only shows up under sustained load. The cell will not recover — replace it and run a full 24-hour charge before the next compliance test. Going forward, log the fitting location: fittings above heat sources or in plant rooms degrade cells faster and need shorter replacement intervals.
After replacing the battery, the new cell feels warm to the touch and the fitting never switches to a green charge indicator — is the charge controller overcharging it?
Warmth during the initial charge of a discharged Ni-CD cell is normal, but if the cell stays hot to the touch after 48 hours and the indicator never reaches green, the charge controller is likely applying continuous trickle charge without detecting the end-of-charge voltage rise. This can happen if the original cell failed due to a short-circuit condition that damaged the controller's sensing circuit. Confirm the cell voltage at the connector — it should stabilise between 8.4V and 9.0V on full charge. If it reads above 9.5V, the controller needs replacing, not the battery.
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