Are button cell batteries interchangeable?
While alkaline, silver oxide, and mercury batteries of the same size may be mechanically interchangeable in any given device, use of a cell of the right voltage but unsuitable characteristics can lead to short battery life or failure to operate equipment.
What battery is equivalent to?
Cross-Reference Battery Charts
| Standard Battery Chart | Watch/Button Cell Chart | Watch Battery Size Equivalence Chart |
|---|---|---|
| Maxell Button Cross Reference Guide | Coin Battery Chart | AG-Numbers Alkaline Watch Battery Equivalence Chart |
| 3.6 Volt Lithium Battery Chart | Lithium-Photo Battery Chart | Lithium AA, AAA, 9 Volt Battery Charts |
Is 1216 and 1220 battery equivalent?
CR1216, CR1220, and CR1225 batteries are very similar batteries, with the main difference being is size and thus their features and performances: – BR1216/CR1216 batteries feature physical dimensions of 12.5 x 1.6 mm, the smallest capacity (~25 mAh), and the drain currents very similar to the BR1220/CR1220 batteries.
Can I use 377 instead of LR41?
What battery does 377 replace? 377 battery is a button/coin cell featuring physical dimensions of 6.8 x 2.6 mm, while LR41 battery is a 7.9 x 3.6 mm button/coin cell battery – obviously, these two batteries are NOT interchangeable.
Are all 1.5 V button batteries the same?
Button cells are available in the same size under different manufacturer specific names. 1.5V cells are available as alkaline batteries or as more expensive but more durable silver oxide batteries. The alkaline and silver oxide batteries used to have different names.
What battery is equivalent to sr927w?
399 battery
For example, a size 399 battery is the equivalent of a SR927SW battery, which is also the same is a SG7 Battery.
Which batteries have button cells in them?
Most of the lithium batteries you’ll see are in coin/button cell form. Coin cells are small discs (see above), often Lithium cells are used (3V) but Alkaline, zinc air, and manganese are also used (1.5V).
Can I use 1620 instead 1632?
No 1632 battery is differ from 1620 it are similar alike it as the same volt and look the same. Depending on what you using the battery for it wouldn’t be no harm if you replace a Cr1632 with a Cr1620 you will just have less usage out of the Cr1620 than Cr1632 that all. They are both 16 mm diameter, 3.0v batteries.
Can I use a 2032 battery instead of a CR2032?
2032 is a standard battery size code from the IEC. There are two types of 2032 batteries generally available, CR2032 and BR2032 (the capitalization, or lack thereof, for the letters is unimportant, a cr2032 is the same as a CR2032 and a br2032 is the same as a BR2032). Both are 3-volt designs.
What types of button cell batteries are there?
Button cell batteries may be comprised of different materials depending on the application. There are four chemistry types of button cell batteries: alkaline, lithium and silver oxide, and mercury (no longer produced)
What is the most common button battery?
The most common watch batteries are V371 (quality men’s watches) and V377 (quality lady’s watches and most cheap made in china movements). LR44/V357 is a very common pocket calculator battery. CR2032 is the most common lithium button cell (3V) and is not part of this cross reference.
What batteries are equivalent to the LR44?
The alkaline batteries that are most equivalent to the LR44 are AG13, L1154, LR1154 and 157. The most common silver oxide battery equivalents to the LR44 are SR44, SR44SW, 303 and 357.
What is the voltage of a cell battery?
The terminal voltage of a battery cell depends on the chemicals and materials used in its construction, and not on its physical size. For example, primary (non-rechargeable) alkaline batteries have a nominal voltage of 1.5 volts. Rechargeable NiCd (nickel cadmium) and NiMH (nickel metal hydride) typically output 1.25 volts per cell.