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The GP CR2032 Lithium Button Cell Battery is designed for users who require dependable 3-volt power for small electronic devices like remote controls, digital thermometers, and wristwatches. These batteries provide excellent high energy density and low self-discharge rates, ensuring they remain ready to use even after long periods in storage. While they offer superior longevity and consistent voltage output, it is important to note that these are non-rechargeable cells and must be disposed of properly once their energy is depleted.
| Model Part Number | GPCR2032STD841C20 |
|---|---|
| Brand | GP |
No, these are non-rechargeable lithium manganese dioxide batteries. Attempting to recharge them is dangerous and can lead to leaking or fire.
No, you must use the size specified by your device manufacturer. Using the wrong size can damage the battery compartment or cause poor contact.
Thanks to their low self-discharge rate, these batteries have a long shelf life, typically several years when stored in cool, dry conditions.
If you notice leakage, wear gloves, avoid skin contact, and clean the device compartment thoroughly. Dispose of the battery at a recycling center.
Yes, but they are a severe choking hazard. Always ensure the battery compartment of any toy is securely screwed shut and inaccessible to children.
Check that the battery is inserted with the correct polarity (+ facing up/down as indicated by the device compartment) and ensure the contacts are clean.
Remove the battery and use a dry cloth to wipe the contact points on both the battery and the device to ensure a solid connection.
Verify that you have removed the plastic tab or film from the new battery and ensure you are using a fresh cell rather than a depleted one.
To ensure optimal performance and safety, follow these guidelines:
