button cells
Watch battery type
Button cells are small, flat, disc-shaped batteries resembling buttons or coins.
They power watches, hearing aids, calculators, and other compact devices.
Also called coin cells or watch batteries.
The remote needs two button cells.
The shape allows them to fit in tight spaces where cylindrical batteries won't work.
- watchesPortable personal clocks
- power sourceOrigin of energy
- devicesTools or mechanisms
- batteriesPortable energy storage units
- calculatorsElectronic computation devices
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- battery typeslithium ion, nickel cadmium, lead acid
- Battery terms9-volt, alkaline, lithium, lithium-ion, nickel-cadmium
- Battery Recyclinglithium-ion, lead-acid, alkaline, nickel-cadmium, collection bins
- Duracell productsrechargeable batteries, lithium batteries, alkaline batteries
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