Button Cell Battery Maxell LR41 1.5V Alkaline G3 — 1 pc

Maxell LR41 1.5V Alkaline Button Cell (G3) supplied as a single piece is a compact primary battery designed for small, low-drain electronic devices. The cell provides a stable nominal voltage of 1.5V and a standardized size that fits many watches, calculators, small toys, medical devices and key fobs. Its compact metal-can construction and single-piece supply make it convenient for straightforward replacement and maintenance in devices with compatible battery compartments.

Advantages

The LR41 alkaline chemistry delivers consistent voltage under low-current conditions and offers reliable shelf life for occasional-use devices. The standardized G3 size ensures compatibility with a wide range of small consumer electronics. As a single-piece pack, the battery is simple to handle and install, minimizing the need for additional packaging or multiple-unit purchases for single replacements.

Suitable for

• Wrist watches and small timepieces
• Basic calculators and desk instruments
• Small electronic toys and novelty gadgets
• Key fobs and small remote controls
• Low-drain medical devices and measuring instruments

Key specifications

• Chemistry: Alkaline (single-use primary cell)
• Nominal voltage: 1.5 V
• Form factor: Button/coin cell, standardized diameter and height for LR41/G3 applications
• Typical use: Low-drain devices with intermittent operation
• Pack quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Turn off the device if possible before replacing the button cell. Open the battery compartment according to the device manufacturer’s instructions and remove the spent cell, taking care to note polarity. Insert the Maxell LR41 with the correct polarity orientation, ensuring firm contact in the compartment, then close the cover securely. Dispose of the used battery according to local regulations for single-use alkaline cells.

Usage recommendations

Store unused batteries in a cool, dry place away from metal objects and extreme temperatures. Do not recharge, disassemble, short-circuit or expose the cell to fire. For devices that require multiple cells or have higher current demands, consult the device documentation to confirm appropriate battery type and replacement intervals.