CR2032, CR2016, CR2025, CR2450, CR1220, CR1620, CR1616 Batteries

Pick from the options above in required quantity.

 

Compatibility Replacement for:

• CR2032
• DL2032, BR2032, KL2032, L2032, ECR2032, 5004LC, KCR2032,
• E-CR2032, KECR2032, SB-T15, L14
• CR2016
• DL2016, ECR2016, FA, SBT11, BR2016, 208-202, 208-204, 208-206, DL2016B,
• BR2016-1W, CR2016-1W, KCR2016, L10, LM2016, LF1/4V
• CR1220
• DL1220, ECR1220, BR1220, 280-208, DL1220B, BR1220-1W, CR1220-1W,
• KCR1220, LM1220, 5012LC, SB-T13, L04, PA
• CR1620
• DL1620, ECR1620, BR1620, 280-208, DL1620B, BR1620-1W, CR1620-1W,
• KCR1620, LM1620, 5009LC, L08, EA
• CR2025
• DL2025, ECR2025, NA, BR2025, 208-205, DL20256B, BR2025-1W,
• CR2025-1W, KCR2025, L12, LM2025, SB-T14, LF1/2V, 5003LC
• CR1616
• DL1616, ECR1616, BR1616, 280-209, DL1616B, BR1616-1W, CR1616-1W,
• KCR1616, LM1616, 5021LC, L11, L28, YA
• CR2450
• DL2450, CR2450N, ECR2450, BR2450, BR2450-1W, CR2450N,
• KCR2450, LM2450, 5029LC
• CR1632
• DL1632, BR1632, KL1632, L1632, ECR1632, KCR1632, E-CR1632, KECR1632

• CR2032, CR2016, CR2025:
• Car key fobs
• Motherboards (CMOS battery)
• Remote controls
• Digital thermometers
• Medical devices
• Fitness trackers
• CR2450, CR1620, CR1632:
• LED flashlights
• Bluetooth trackers
• Security devices
• Digital scales
• Electronic toys
• CR1616, CR1220:
• Small watches
• Glucose monitors
• Laser pointers
• Small electronic gadgets
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• KEEP AWAY FROM CHILDREN PLEASE NOTE :

Working with The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents, the Chartered Trading Standards Institute, the Child Accident Prevention Trust, and the British and Irish Portable Battery Association, OPSS has produced safety messages on how to keep children safe.

Button batteries are used to power everyday items including car key fobs, remotes, and children’s toys – but if swallowed, they could badly injure or kill a child.

Button batteries react with saliva to create caustic soda, which is the chemical often used to unblock drains. If a child swallows a button battery and it gets stuck in their food pipe (oesophagus), it can burn a hole and cause internal bleeding, or even death. If a button battery gets into the stomach, it can also cause significant tissue damage.

Larger lithium ‘coin cell’ batteries (about the size of a five pence piece) are the most dangerous. Smaller batteries can be inserted into places such as ears and noses, causing serious injuries for children if undetected.

Store spare batteries securely

Store spare button batteries securely and out of children’s reach. Be careful when opening multi-packs of button batteries to ensure they do not fall on the floor.