Button cell battery Duracell G13 (LR44 / A76) 1.5V — pack of 10

Duracell G13 (LR44 / A76) button cell batteries provide 1.5V of alkaline power in a convenient pack of 10. These compact cells are intended for small electronic devices where dependable, standardized power is required. The standardized size and voltage ensure straightforward replacement and broad compatibility with watches, calculators, toys, small medical instruments and other portable electronics that accept LR44/A76-type cells.

Advantages

Duracell G13 batteries offer consistent voltage output and a long shelf life typical of alkaline chemistry, helping maintain device performance over time. Their standardized dimensions and marking make them easy to identify and replace. Supplied in a multi-pack, they reduce the need for frequent purchases and keep spare cells available for routine maintenance or unexpected replacements.

Suitable for

• Wristwatches and small timepieces
• Calculators and small office electronics
• Toys and novelty devices
• Small medical devices such as thermometers and glucose meters (when specified by the device)
• Remote controls, laser pointers and compact flashlights

Key specifications

• Cell type: Alkaline button cell
• Nominal voltage: 1.5 V
• Physical size: standardized button cell dimensions for LR44/A76 form factor
• Pack quantity: 10 cells
• Storage: stable shelf life under recommended storage conditions

How to use

Install the battery with correct polarity as indicated in the device battery compartment, typically matching the positive (+) side of the cell to the device’s positive terminal. Ensure the contacts are clean and dry before insertion. Replace exhausted cells with new Duracell G13 (LR44 / A76) batteries in the same configuration to maintain device operation. Dispose of used batteries according to local recycling and hazardous waste regulations.

Usage recommendations

Store unused batteries at room temperature in a dry place away from metal objects that could short-circuit the cells. Do not attempt to recharge, puncture, or incinerate alkaline button cells. For devices used in medical applications, follow device manufacturer guidance on battery replacement schedules and approved battery types.