Button Batteries

Button Batteries & Coin Cell Batteries:

Button batteries provide compact power for watches, calculators, remote controls, toys and other small electronic devices. This collection includes both lithium coin cell batteries and alkaline button batteries, with common battery codes such as CR2032, CR2016, CR1625, LR44, AG1, AG10 and AG13 represented. Brands within the range include Duracell, Energizer, Panasonic, Chevron and Max-Life, alongside assorted and bulk-pack options.

Lithium Coin Cell Batteries:

Lithium batteries form an important part of the collection, particularly the widely used 3V CR2032 size. CR2032 batteries are available from brands including Duracell, Energizer and Chevron, as well as in larger multipacks for users who require multiple cells.

Other lithium coin battery sizes include CR2016 and CR1625. The collection also includes assorted button battery packs containing popular sizes such as CR2032, CR2025 and CR2016, providing several battery types in one purchase.

Alkaline Button Batteries:

For devices requiring alkaline cells, the range includes LR44 and related AG-series button batteries. Panasonic LR44/A26 batteries are available in two-packs, while Max-Life LR44 batteries provide another 1.5V option.

AG1, AG10 and AG13/LR44 batteries are also represented, including larger quantities intended for users who regularly replace button cells. Some products are supplied as multiple retail packs, so it is important to check both the number of packs and the number of batteries within each pack when comparing quantities.

Choosing the Correct Button Battery:

Battery code is the most important consideration when choosing a replacement. Button and coin cells can look very similar while differing in diameter, thickness, voltage or chemistry. Check the code printed on your existing battery or specified by the device manufacturer and match it exactly to the replacement battery.

You can then compare brand and pack quantity according to your requirements. CR-series lithium coin cells and LR/AG alkaline button cells are different battery types, so physical appearance alone should not be used to determine compatibility.

Button batteries must always be kept out of reach of children. Used and flat button batteries can also remain hazardous and should be handled and disposed of safely.