Energizer Lithium Coin Cell Battery - CR1632 3V
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This guide is for users needing reliable, long-lasting power for small electronic devices such as watches, key fobs, and calculators. The Energizer ENCR1632 offers superior performance and durability with a high energy density. A potential caveat is its specific size, requiring confirmation that it fits your device's battery compartment.
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| Model Part Number | CR1632 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Energizer |
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FAQs
What devices commonly use the Energizer CR1632 battery?
The Energizer CR1632 is commonly used in watches, car key fobs, calculators, small electronic games, cameras, and as a CMOS battery for computer motherboards.
How long can I expect the Energizer CR1632 battery to last?
Energizer Lithium coin cells offer up to 10 years of shelf life. Actual device usage life depends on the power consumption of the specific device.
Is the CR1632 battery rechargeable?
No, the Energizer CR1632 is a primary (non-rechargeable) lithium coin cell battery. It must be replaced when depleted.
What is the voltage and capacity of this battery?
The Energizer CR1632 has a voltage of 3V and a capacity typically around 125mAh to 130mAh.
Can I use a CR1632 battery in place of a different coin cell size?
It is best to only use the battery size specified by your device manufacturer. While some sizes may look similar, differences in dimensions or voltage can cause issues or damage.
How should I store unused Energizer CR1632 batteries?
Store them in their original packaging in a cool, dry place. Keep them away from metal objects to prevent short circuits. Do not store them in extreme temperatures.
What does the 'CR' and '1632' mean in CR1632?
'CR' indicates the battery chemistry (Lithium-Manganese Dioxide). '1632' refers to the dimensions: 16mm in diameter and 3.2mm in thickness.
Troubleshooting
Device not powering on after battery replacement
Ensure the battery is inserted with the correct polarity (+/-). Check that the battery contacts in the device are clean and making proper contact. Verify that the battery is not depleted (though unlikely if new).
Device not functioning intermittently
Check for proper battery contact. Ensure no other component in the device is causing a short circuit. If the device has been exposed to moisture, allow it to dry completely.
Device performance is weak or erratic
Confirm you have the correct battery type (CR1632). If the battery is old or has been stored improperly, its performance might be reduced. Replace with a fresh battery.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Long-lasting power for extended device operation.
- Reliable performance due to stable voltage output.
- Extensive shelf life for stocking and backup.
- Compact and suitable for a wide range of small electronics.
- Durable build quality from a trusted brand.
Cons
- Specific CR1632 size may not be interchangeable with other coin cells.
- Not a rechargeable battery; requires replacement when depleted.
- Requires careful handling and correct insertion into devices.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: Ensure the battery is compatible with your device's requirements (CR1632, 3V). Open the battery compartment of your device, noting the orientation of the old battery (usually a '+' and '-' side). Insert the new Energizer CR1632 battery, ensuring the positive (+) side faces the correct direction as indicated in your device's manual. Close the compartment securely.
Compatibility: This battery is specifically designed for devices requiring a CR1632 coin cell. Always check your device's manual or the existing battery for confirmation. Common compatible devices include certain types of watches, car key fobs, small electronic organizers, and some medical devices like glucose meters.
Care: Store unused batteries in their original packaging in a cool, dry place away from extreme temperatures and direct sunlight. Avoid storing loose batteries with metal objects, as this can cause a short circuit. Do not attempt to recharge, disassemble, heat, or dispose of batteries in fire. Handle with dry hands; avoid touching the battery surfaces, as oils can interfere with conductivity.