3V CR2025 Lithium Button Cell Battery (150mAh) | PKCELL

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We have a minimum order value of USD $500. The actual quantity you receive depends on the unit price of the specific batteries you choose. Absolutely! We understand you need to test our products. We're happy to provide samples for your evaluation before you place a formal order.

We must understand your product's specific usage scenario to recommend the most suitable battery, including the required dimensions, operating temperature range, and the typical/maximum operating current.

This is a very common point of confusion, and the difference is entirely based on their thickness and resulting capacity. All three batteries share the same 20mm diameter and a 3V voltage, but they are not interchangeable.

• CR2016: 1.6mm thick (lowest capacity).
• CR2025: 2.5mm thick (medium capacity).
• CR2032: 3.2mm thick (highest capacity). Using a battery with the wrong thickness will either prevent it from fitting in the compartment or result in a poor electrical connection. Always use the exact model number your device specifies.

Due to its unique combination of diameter (20mm) and thickness (2.5mm), there are no direct drop-in replacements that differ in size. However, you may see other designations like DL2025 or ECR2025. These are simply cross-references used by different battery manufacturers for the exact same size and voltage battery, so they are perfectly interchangeable with a standard CR2025.

No, it is not. The CR2025 is a primary (non-rechargeable) battery and is not designed to be charged. Attempting to do so is extremely dangerous and could lead to a serious safety incident, such as the battery leaking, overheating, or even exploding. Once a CR2025 has been depleted, it must be properly disposed of and replaced with a new one.

All coin cell batteries, including the CR2025, require careful handling. The most critical precaution is to keep them out of reach of children and pets, as they pose a serious ingestion hazard. Additionally:

• Never attempt to recharge the battery.
• Do not short-circuit the terminals.
• Avoid exposing the battery to fire, extreme heat, or moisture.
• Always dispose of used or damaged batteries responsibly according to your local regulations.