DURACELL DL2032B6PK 2032 lithium coin dry cell battery 6 pack 265 mAh
- 6 Count (Pack of 1)
- lithium_manganese_d…
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Panasonic
Industrial-grade 3 V lithium CR2 cells deliver long-lasting power and a 10-year shelf life in an 800-count bulk pack
This bulk pack supplies 800 Panasonic CR2 lithium cells at 3 volts each. It is suited for businesses, studios or high-volume users who replace batteries frequently in compatible devices.
Each cell uses a lithium chemistry rated for a shelf life of 10 years. The industry-standard size fits existing battery compartments without adapters, so swaps are direct and tool-free.
Check that the equipment specifies CR2, DLCR2, DLCR2B, RLCR2, KCR2, EL1CR2, RLCR2-L or 5046LC. Devices requiring a different voltage, chemistry or form factor will not work with these cells.
| Battery Type | CR2 |
|---|
Each cell supplies 3 V and the manufacturer quotes a 10-year shelf life.
The cells are CR2 size, so the compartment must accept that form factor.
Insert each battery with the positive terminal matching the device marking; the common mistake is reversing polarity.
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