The only cell here that prints its tab width in millimetres
EMOS B9674 AGM cell, 12 V, 7.2 Ah, Faston 6.3 mm tabs, 151 × 65 × 94 mm
The one cell on this shelf whose title carries every figure a fitting decision needs: voltage, amp-hours, tab type, tab width in millimetres and all three case dimensions.
Specifications
- Cell reference
- B9674 — stated in the first bullet in brackets, as EMOS B9674. It is the maker’s own code for the cell rather than a code belonging to any UPS
- Cartridge reference
- Not published on the listing — no UPS maker’s cartridge code appears, and no machine is named that the cell is sold as a replacement for. The title names the applications instead: UPS units, alarm systems
- Voltage rating
- 12 V — stated in the title and in the second bullet. It is one of two figures on this page that must match what comes out of the machine, and the amp-hour figure is the other
- Amp-hour rating
- 7.2 Ah — stated in the title and in the second bullet. The listing publishes no watt-hour product, and this page does not calculate one from the two figures printed here
- Terminal type
- Faston tabs — stated in the title. It is one of two listings on this shelf that names a terminal type at all
- Terminal width
- 6.3 mm — stated in the title as a Faston 6.3 mm connection. No other listing on this shelf publishes a tab width in millimetres, and it is the figure that decides whether a cell of the right rating actually connects
- Case dimensions
- 151 × 65 × 94 mm — stated in the title and again in the second bullet, which calls the format compact and suitable for a wide range of applications
- Cells per pack
- One — the title, the bullets and the contents all describe a single 12 V block. No pack count and no series or parallel arrangement is published
- Assembled or loose supply
- Loose — a single cell with no interconnect and no insulated tabs described. The first bullet adds that the AGM construction is leak-proof and that the cell can be used in any orientation
- Stated design life
- Up to 5 years — stated in the fourth bullet, alongside integrated safety systems and an instruction to charge the cell fully before first use. A design life is a manufacturer specification under stated conditions and is neither a warranty nor a prediction about one battery
- Amazon reference
- B01N2HLTS0 (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
- EAN
- 8592920004449
On the listing
A maintenance-free lead-acid battery of 12 V and 7.2 Ah in AGM construction, with a Faston 6.3 mm connection, for UPS units and alarm systems, measuring 151 × 65 × 94 mm; AGM technology named for safe and efficient storage, with the battery described as leak-proof and usable in any orientation, and the reference given in brackets as EMOS B9674; a compact format with 7.2 Ah of capacity named as suitable for a wide range of applications; a battery described as designed for UPS installations, alarm systems and fire detection, with safety elements and a robust case; a service life of up to 5 years with integrated safety systems, and an instruction to charge fully before first use; and a closing note that EMOS is a Legrand brand whose products are checked in its own laboratory for quality and performance.
Voltage, amp-hours, tab type, tab width, and three case dimensions — all of it above the fold.
That is unusual on this shelf and it is the whole reason to lead with it. Five of the six listings in this hub publish at most two of those four things. Here every one of them is in a single line of text, before a bullet has been read.
For a replacement battery that is not a stylistic preference. A cell is fitted by matching numbers, not by matching a machine name, and a listing that prints them all lets the comparison happen before the order rather than after the delivery.
Six point three millimetres
The tab width is the figure this shelf is short of, and it is the one that fails a purchase most quietly.
A Faston terminal is a flat blade, and the connector coming off the machine expects a particular blade. A cell of exactly the right voltage and the right capacity, in a case that drops into the tray, can still be the wrong cell if the tab is the wrong size for the crimp on the end of the wire.
Nobody else on this shelf prints a width. One other listing names a tab designation without a millimetre figure beside it; the remaining four say nothing about terminals at all.
Twelve volts, seven point two amp-hours, and no third number
The two electrical figures are stated and no watt-hour product is published.
That is worth naming because two other listings in this hub do publish one, and this page does not fill in the gap by multiplying. Volts and amp-hours are separate specification lines; the energy figure that combines them belongs to the maker who is willing to state it under conditions they choose, and inventing it here would mean printing a number that appears nowhere on the listing.
What both figures are for is comparison with the cell coming out of the machine, and for that they need no arithmetic at all.
A hundred and fifty-one by sixty-five by ninety-four
The case dimensions appear twice, in the title and in the second bullet.
Three cells on this shelf carry exactly these three numbers, which is the standard footprint this size of sealed cell is built to. One other carries a case roughly twice as wide at the same stated voltage and capacity, and does not explain why.
The tray in a UPS is moulded to a shape. A cell a few millimetres taller does not go in, however firmly it is pressed, and this is the measurement to take off the old one before anything is ordered.
Five years, and what a design life is not
The fourth bullet gives a service life of up to five years, with integrated safety systems named alongside it and an instruction to charge fully before first use.
A design life is a manufacturer specification quoted under conditions the manufacturer sets — a temperature, a charging regime, a duty. It is not a warranty period, and it is not a forecast for the particular cell that arrives. Read it as a class statement about how this kind of cell is built, which is what it is.
The closing bullet says EMOS checks its products in its own laboratory. That is EMOS’s statement about EMOS and it is reported here as such.
Before ordering
Take the old cell out and measure four things: voltage, amp-hours, the case, and the width of the tab. Then follow the UPS maker’s own instructions for the change and the local rules for handling and disposing of lead-acid cells — this page describes what is printed on a listing and is not a guide to working on an electrical installation.
Availability
Priced from 16 € to 21 € across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores the day this page was checked.
It is stocked on the American Amazon store as well, in that country’s own currency. The range above leaves those out: it counts euro stores and no others.
The British Amazon store returned nothing at all, so the buy button there opens a search in that country rather than a page that would not load.
Every figure in this section is what Keepa held on the day this page was last updated. Stock and prices move without warning.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 10 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.