Energizer Cr2025 3V Lithium Coin Batteries (Pack Of 2)

The Energizer CR2025 Lithium Coin Battery 2 Pack delivers your everyday electronics a little bit of power that lasts a long time.   These 3V lithium batteries are safe and dependable for use in fitness trackers, watches, key fobs, and remotes.

These batteries are safe for youngsters and won't leak, so they may be used at home or in hospitals.   Because they are thin, they fit well in devices with limited space. Plus, they last a long time, so you'll never run out of juice.

What’s Included:

You get: One set of two Energizer CR2025 3V lithium coin batteries

Key Benefits:

• Reliable 3V lithium output

• Long shelf life up to 10 years

• Great for fobs, watches, remotes, and trackers

• Slim profile for small devices

• Packed for safety and ease of use

Application Tips:

• Make sure the size of the battery fits your device.

• Put it in the appropriate way

• Stay away from kids, heat, and moisture

• Works well with small remotes, trackers, and wearables

• Dispose of used batteries in the right way

Product Information:

• Type       : CR2025 Lithium Coin Battery

• Brand     : Energizer

• Model     : CR2025

• Voltage  : 3V

• Chemistry : Lithium

• Pack Size   : 2 batteries per pack

Shelf Life and Compatibility:

Shelf Life   : It can survive up to ten years if you store it properly.

Compatibility: Works with small medical devices, fitness trackers, remote car keys, and calculators

FAQs:

Q1: What are the differences between CR2025 and CR2032?

A1: Make sure your device fits. CR2025 is thinner (2.5mm) than CR2032 (3.2mm).

  Q2: Is it safe for blood sugar monitors?

  A2: Yes, a lot of medical devices use CR2025.

  Q3: Are you able to charge these?

  A3: No, you should toss these coin cells away.

  Q4: How much voltage is there?

  A4: Each battery has a voltage of 3V.

  Q5: Can I use it with Apple AirTags?

  A5: No, AirTags use CR2032 batteries.

  Q6: Is it safe for pets to be near them?

  A6: Stay away from it because consuming it is bad for you.

 Q7: Are they closed?

  A7: Yes, in packaging that youngsters can't easily access.

  Q8: Do these leaks?

  A8: No, they are made with technology that keeps leaks from happening.

  Q9: If the TSA decides it's acceptable, can you fly with them?

  A9: Yes, it is safe to take coin batteries on planes.

  Q10: How should I store the second battery?

  A10: Keep in the original packaging in a cool, dry location.