DURACELL
DURACELL DL1620BPK Coin Cell 1620 Lithium 3V Alkaline 1-pack
A 3 V lithium coin cell in 1620 size, supplied as a single alkaline battery
- TypeBatteries
- Battery Pack1-pack
- Battery TypeAlkaline
- Battery Voltage3 V DC
- Reliable 3 V power for compatible devices
- Single lithium coin cell ready to install
- Alkaline chemistry suits low-drain applications
- Model 1620 fits standard CR1620 slots
- Fresh stock first listed in 2026
Coin cell for low-drain devices
The Duracell DL1620BPK is a single 3 V lithium coin cell sized to the 1620 form factor. It ships new in a 1-pack and is designed for equipment that draws very little current over long periods. Typical uses include key fobs, medical monitors and small security sensors.
Suits intermittent low-power needs
This cell suits owners replacing a single coin battery in a device that specifies the 1620 size and 3 V nominal voltage. It is not intended for high-drain applications such as LED torches or motorised toys, and buyers who need multiple spares should look for a larger pack.
Drops into existing 1620 holders
The battery fits directly into any spring or clip holder built for the 1620 footprint, requiring no soldering or adapter. Its alkaline chemistry provides a stable voltage curve that keeps low-power circuits running until the cell is depleted, freeing the user from frequent replacements.
Highlights
- Reliable 3 V power for compatible devices
- Single lithium coin cell ready to install
- Alkaline chemistry suits low-drain applications
- Model 1620 fits standard CR1620 slots
- Fresh stock first listed in 2026
Specifications
| Brand | DURACELL |
|---|---|
| Type | Batteries |
| Battery Pack | 1-pack |
| Battery Type | Alkaline |
| Battery Voltage | 3 V DC |
Questions about this item
What device takes a 1620-size 3 V coin cell so this pack will power it?
Any device that specifies a CR1620 or DL1620 3 V lithium coin cell — car key fobs, medical monitors, small remotes and similar electronics.
Will this 3 V alkaline coin cell work in older gear that originally used a 1620 silver-oxide cell?
No — silver-oxide cells operate at a lower voltage, so this 3 V cell can damage equipment designed for them.
How can I confirm the cell is delivering the rated 3 V after installation?
Measure the voltage across the terminals with a multimeter; a fresh cell should read close to 3 V DC.
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