Can these batteries be used in electronics that require the SR-44W button batteries? I know the energizer LR44 buttons are equivalent but just wanted to make sure.
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these batteries are interchangeable. we customers are often left with lack of answers but this answer is very easy indeed
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Maybe, maybe not. Depends on what you put them in. They are two different technologies with different characteristics. I just bought some SR-44 batteries because I was desperate and they were all I could find for my voltmeter, but they do not work in this particular circuit. For other devices they may be interchangeable. It's best to use what the manufacturer of your device recommends.
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Yeah, they should work. I use ther for my Lazer pointer. Unfortunately, when I received the batteries through amazon, 5 of them were completely dead.
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these batteries are interchangeable. we customers are often left with lack of answers but this answer isvery easy indeed
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The battery is a button type alkaline battery with the designation LR44. You should be able to purchase replacement/extra batteries through Amazon or you can go to places such as walfart, walgreens, or a battery store to purchase an extra.Just remember to turn the mic switch off when not in use, or you'll be going through a bunch of batteries.
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I haven't specifically used these batteries for your purpose. I have, however, used them for XBox controllers, TV remotes, a battery powered razor, battery powered clocks, my home thermostat, and RC cars. In every case, the performance of the rechargeable batteries has met or exceeded the performance of standard batteries. Rechargeable work well enough that I haven't purchased a standard battery for a couple of years. One recommendation I would make though, is to buy a few more batteries than you need. This way you can simply swap the discharged batteries for some newly-charged ones right away. I know that I didn't answer your question directly, but hope it helps.
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Hi Lorraine, the best I could find for your answer on battery type is an Energizer 2032 battery -- CR2032 Lithium 3v. The units I had gotten were not for myself. I know they were a type of button battery. I found this info., way down the page for the bigger pack of these units, also being sold on Amazon, in fact these batteries are sold on Amazon. The unit I had bought came with extra battery's. Hope this is of some help and not to confusing. D.
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LR44 button cell batteries (4). The batteries that came with the flashlight soon corroded and caused the flashlight to fail even with new batteries. I LOVE this flashlight but am very sad that mine no longer works. I do not see any guarantee on the package. : (
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Don't do it! The excess voltage would surely burn something out. (If they even fit.) There are numerous suitable "double A" batteries that will work, including many rechargeable ones.
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No, I wish they were! But, on the bright side, this brand of battery lasts longer than the energizer... so you won't need to re-order them anytime soon! However, if you're looking for rechargeables, you can find them here: 2032 Battery Li-Ion Rechargeable Button Cell LR2032 CR2032 3.6v and of course you'll need a charger: Lir 2032 Charger 2 X Lir 2032 3.6 Volt Li-Ion Rechargeable Button Cells hope that helps!!
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LR44 is the only letter-number combo of those two listed on the package of replacement batteries that i bought for the timer. Also, you could always just take the spent batteries to your battery merchant of choice.
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If http://www.batterymart.com/p-lr44-alkaline-button-cell-battery.html is correct, Yes. That is the website I use to find substitute batteries.
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My model is about 3 years old. Model number RT301WA-N. Mine uses the LR44 batteries and it's terrible about killing them. I only use it every few months and it's usually dead when I pull it out of the drawer. Hopefully the newer model with the cr2032 batteries is better.
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The batteries just say LR44 and I checked the package but it doesn't say. So I can't really say if they are the same.
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Yes, I believe they can. I have used several for that purpose. The problem is that I had very unsatisfactory results with these batteries in smoke/CO2 detectors. As I recall, these are supposed to have a good long shelf life but if you buy, PLEASE check the "expiration date" (so to speak) on your purchase. I'm sure my order was the exception rather than the rule, but my purchased box of these batteries had only 3 years or so remaining on the estimated life expectancy. I don't use the ones I still have...I'm back to Duracell or Energizer. The $ savings was tempting, but all in all, this purchase did NOT work out well for me.
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My guess is that they would, I'm not sure how much life you will get out if them. Sometimes rechargeable batteries won't have as long of a life as non rechargeable ones. I bought these to use in led aircraft marshalling wands and they performed great. Make sure to fully charge them and don't short cycle them and they should work fine for your radio
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The batteries last only about three months, so soon you will need two Energizer LR44 1.5V Button batteries for the next three months.
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CR 2032. All the major companies make them, I have Energizer Brand. You may need to look in the camera department as they lithium batteries that are used for many things cameras is one device.
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No, I wish they were! But, on the bright side, this brand of battery lasts longer than the energizer... so you won't need to re-order them anytime soon! However, if you're looking for rechargeables, you can find them here: http://www.amazon.com/Battery-Li-Ion-Rechargeable-Button-LR2032/dp/B006O3UG6A and of course you'll need a charger: http://www.amazon.com/Charger-Li-Ion-Rechargeable-Button-Cells/dp/B007JB26SC/ref=sr_1_12?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1431673866&sr=1-12&keywords=cr2032+rechargeable+lithium hope that helps!!
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Not sure they are real energizer batteries though. Work great in my tactical flashlights.