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GP2800-RD Battery Replacement for Gold Peak Dantona

€ 9,89

Replacement battery for Gold Peak Dantona GP2800-RD emergency lighting and exit sign systems. This 2.4V NiCd battery pack is designed for dependable backup power and is commonly cross-referenced with CUSTOM-277, OSA218, NIC0787, and BCN800-2AWP-CE623.

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Part / SKU: GP2800-RD-2.4V
Brand: N/A
Categories: Lithonia Batteries

Description

GP2800-RD Battery Replacement for Gold Peak Dantona Emergency Lighting

The GP2800-RD battery replacement provides reliable backup power for select Gold Peak Dantona emergency lighting and exit sign systems. It features a 2.4V NiCd battery pack with a red connector. As a result, it works well in many commercial emergency lighting applications.

This replacement commonly crosses to CUSTOM-277, OSA218, NIC0787, and BCN800-2AWP-CE623. In addition, some suppliers reference BGN800-2AWP-326EC and Battery Guy 18839. However, battery pack layouts can vary by fixture. Therefore, always match the voltage, chemistry, connector, and physical configuration before ordering.

Why replace your GP2800-RD battery?

Emergency lights and exit signs need a dependable backup battery during a power outage. Over time, rechargeable packs lose capacity and runtime. Because of that, older batteries may no longer support proper emergency operation. Replacing the GP2800-RD battery helps restore dependable backup performance and may extend the life of the fixture.

Technical Details

Model: GP2800-RD
Voltage: 2.4V
Size: Length 4″ Diameter 0.6″
Chemistry: NiCd (Nickel Cadmium)
Connector: Red connector
Application: Emergency lighting and exit signs
Cross References: CUSTOM-277, OSA218, NIC0787, BCN800-2AWP-CE623, BGN800-2AWP-326EC, Battery Guy 18839

Important Fitment Note

Capacity listings may vary by source. For example, some sellers list this pack at 800 mAh, while others list it at 1100 mAh. So, check your original battery label carefully. Also compare the plug, wire lead position, dimensions, and pack style before you buy.

BatteryPlex Compatibility Guidance

If your original battery is marked GP2800-RD, this replacement may be suitable for your emergency light or exit sign system. If you are unsure, compare your current battery markings and connector style or contact us for help identifying the correct replacement.

Compatible replacement for Gold Peak Dantona GP2800-RD
Designed for emergency light and exit sign backup power
2.4V rechargeable NiCd battery pack
Red connector configuration
Cross-referenced with CUSTOM-277, OSA218, NIC0787, and BCN800-2AWP-CE623
Helps restore emergency lighting runtime
Ideal for maintenance replacement of aging backup batteries

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the GP2800-RD battery replace?

The GP2800-RD battery replacement is commonly cross-referenced with CUSTOM-277, OSA218, NIC0787, BCN800-2AWP-CE623, BGN800-2AWP-326EC, and Battery Guy 18839.

What is the voltage of the GP2800-RD battery?

This battery pack is used as a 2.4V replacement battery for compatible emergency lighting and exit sign systems.

What chemistry does the GP2800-RD use?

Common GP2800-RD replacement listings identify this battery as a NiCd (Nickel Cadmium) battery pack.

What is this battery used in?

The GP2800-RD is used in select emergency lights and exit signs that require a 2.4V rechargeable backup battery pack.

Does capacity matter when replacing this battery?

Yes. Some sources list GP2800-RD replacements at 800 mAh while others list 1100 mAh. Always verify the original battery label, connector, and pack configuration before ordering.

How do I know if this is the right battery?

Match the part number, voltage, chemistry, connector style, wire lead position, and physical dimensions of your original battery pack.

What makes the GP2800-RD battery replacement important?

Many emergency light fixtures remain mechanically sound long after the original battery has weakened. Replacing the GP2800-RD battery can often restore dependable backup operation without replacing the entire fixture. This makes battery replacement a practical maintenance solution for facilities, electricians, and property managers.

What should be checked before ordering?

Confirm the original battery is marked GP2800-RD or a listed cross reference
Verify the battery is 2.4V NiCd
Check connector color and plug style
Compare the wire lead position and pack layout
Review the original battery capacity label if visible

Who commonly buys this battery?

This type of replacement battery is commonly purchased by building maintenance teams, electrical contractors, schools, churches, warehouses, offices, and facility managers maintaining code-related emergency lighting systems.

Cross Reference Part Numbers

GP2800-RD
GP 2800-RD
CUSTOM-277
OSA218
NIC0787
BCN800-2AWP-CE623
BGN800-2AWP-326EC
Battery Guy 18839

Applications

Emergency lighting units
Exit signs
Emergency exit fixtures requiring a 2.4V NiCd battery pack

Replaces

Gold Peak Dantona GP2800-RD battery
Equivalent 2.4V NiCd emergency lighting battery packs using the same connector and configuration

Also known as:
Gold Peak GP2800-RD battery
Dantona GP2800-RD replacement
GP2800-RD emergency light battery
GP2800-RD exit sign battery
GP2800-RD Replacement Battery Pack 2.4V (CUSTOM-277, OSA218, NIC0787, BCN800-2AWP-CE623)

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Ordering guidance

A reliable replacement starts with an exact match

Similar-looking batteries and accessories can use different voltage, chemistry, connectors or polarity. Verify the label and physical fit before purchase.

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Is matching the voltage enough?

No. Chemistry, dimensions, connector type, polarity, terminal position and charging requirements must also match.

Which number should I compare?

Use the complete model or part number printed on the original item. Include every prefix, suffix, dash and revision where shown.

What if my device model is not listed?

Do not assume compatibility from appearance alone. Compare the original part number and specifications or confirm the requirements in the device documentation.