AG13-357 - LR44 button cell watch batteries for Watches, LED torches - 10 Pack

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The voltage of an LR44 battery will drop as it is used and eventually the device it powers will stop working. When this happens, it’s time to replace theLR44 battery with a new one. Lr44 Battery Cvs AG13 (i.e., Eurobatt): Alkaline battery with 1.5V, 0.9V nominal and cut-off voltages, 130 mAh capacity. The LR44 battery is a 1.5 volt button cell battery. This type of battery is commonly used in small electronic devices, such as watches, calculators, and laser pointers. The LR44 battery size is also known as an A76 or 357 battery. The nominal capacity of the battery is 110 mAh. However, some manufacturers supply products with a capacity of up to 190 mAh. The rated voltage is 1.55 volts. i.e., Energizer): Silver oxide battery with 1.55V, 1.2V nominal, and cut-off voltages, 150 mAh capacity. SR44SW vs SR44 vs LR44: As a replacement for larger batteries

Certifications and Safety Commitment: Microcell is committed to safety and quality. The company has received major certifications such as CE, RoHS, SGS, and KC, demonstrating their compliance with international safety and quality standards. Microcell’s AG13 batteries are nonflammable and do not leak any liquid, ensuring safe handling and use.This means that the AG13 will last longer and have a higher capacity than the LR44. The AG13 also has a higher voltage, so it will provide more power to your device. The capacity of an Alkaline battery is 110-130 mAh, whereas the capacity of Silver-oxide is 150-200 mAh. In contrast, Zinc Air has 600-700 mAh capacity, and mercury-oxide has 180-200 mAh capacity. This range makes alkaline batteries the lowest with regard to capacity. The AG13 battery, sometimes called the LR44 battery, is a zinc manganese alkaline button battery. The following are its parameters: The expense of silver oxide batteries is a disadvantage. They are more expensive than alkaline equivalents, however depending on how the batteries are utilized, a balance can be reached. There is no significant difference between these batteries. They are both exact equivalents and will work in the same devices. The only difference is their name and price may vary depending on the brand. What will happen if you mixed up batteries?

Lithium batteries are five times more expensive than alkaline batteries. Also, lithium batteries last much longer than alkaline batteries. Their shelf life is also more. Therefore, device performance cannot be improved by interchanging a lithium battery with an alkaline battery. In contrast, the device performance will decline, and the pressure might cause a rupture or leak in the battery.All these battery names mentioned are compatible with each other. This compatibility is due to their similar names, and these batteries have very similar chemistries, like names starting with S are composed of silver-oxide. The voltage of all these batteries is also almost similar, making them able to interchange for many devices and applications. However, batteries with silver oxide are more costly as they have more capacity. Interchangeability of AG13 Batteries and LR44 Batteries AG13 battery and the 357 battery These should be taken to HHW Center (municipal household hazardous waste center). It is important to keep damaged batteries away from other chemical compounds or materials so as to eliminate potential burns, damages, or fires.

There isn’t much difference between the AG13 and the LR44 batteries. Both these batteries’ chemistries are so similar that they can be called the same battery with two separate names. AG13 is an alkaline, zinc, magnesium battery with 1.5V and a minimum capacity is 130 mAh. The size of the cell in AG13 is 5.4mm x 11.6. The battery parameters of LR44 are the same. The working temperature of AG13 should be -10C to 60C. LR44 batteries are suitable replacements for codes AG13, G13, L1154, V13GA, A76, 1166A, A76LR44, AG-13, FM28F, GP76A, KA76, L1154 and RW82 in addition to LR154, 157, 303 and 357 cells. They are designed for single use before disposing of them safely. Many of our light up toys, wands, and flashing novelty toys require AG13 batteries. Please verify individual product listings or give us a call to be sure you’re replacing the right battery. LR44 – 357 and SR44 – A76 batteries are also interchangeable with AG13 batteries. Battery codes beginning with W indicate that the battery complies with IEC 60086-3 standards. AG13, LR44, SR44, SR44SW, and 357 Battery Chemistry Comparison As mentioned earlier, mercury-oxide batteries are no longer commercially available or were phased out due to their mercury content that has been shown to be harmful.

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It’s possible that you have a favorite brand. Perhaps you’ve tried every brand and discovered one that lasts longer or performs better than the others. For various products, different manufacturers utilize different component numbers. The AG13 battery is also known for its long shelf life. When stored properly, these batteries can retain their charge for several years, making them a convenient choice for devices that require infrequent battery replacement. These micro alkaline button batteries, which are similar in size to silver oxide batteries, contain no mercury and hence have a lower environmental impact. Energizer, the world's most popular specialized battery brand, will keep your devices powered up for a long time. The AG13 is a common battery used in many electronic devices such as watches, calculators, toys, and more. These energy storage batteries are manganese-zinc. The installed chemical element, which acts as an energy generator, is manganese zinc. A relatively low-rated capacity characterizes this type, but it can work for several years with a low self-discharge rate.