Button Cell Battery GP LR41 (192) — Alkaline, 1.5V, Pack of 10

GP LR41 (192) alkaline button cells provide 1.5 V of stable power in a compact, low-profile format. Supplied in a pack of 10, these small batteries are designed for low-drain electronic devices where consistent short-term voltage is required. The individual cell packaging and uniform dimensions simplify replacement and storage for household and professional uses.

Advantages

These alkaline button cells deliver a steady 1.5 V output suitable for a wide range of small electronics. Their compact size and standardized dimensions make them compatible with many watch, calculator, toy and key fob designs. The pack of 10 offers convenient availability for multiple replacements, reducing the need for frequent shopping trips. Alkaline chemistry provides predictable discharge behavior and reliable operation in devices with intermittent or light continuous use.

Suitable for

• Wristwatches and small clocks
• Calculators and small electronic displays
• Portable toys and novelty items
• Key fobs, small remote controls and sensors
• Basic medical instruments such as thermometers and glucometer test accessories

Key specifications

• Chemistry: Alkaline
• Nominal voltage: 1.5 V
• Cell format: Button / coin cell
• Quantity: Pack of 10 individual cells
• Intended use: Low-drain, small-format electronic devices

How to use

Confirm the required cell size and polarity before replacing batteries in your device. Remove the discharged cell following the device manufacturer’s instructions, insert the new GP LR41 (192) cell with the correct orientation, and ensure the battery compartment is closed securely. Dispose of used alkaline cells according to local recycling and waste regulations. Store unused cells in a cool, dry place away from metal objects to prevent shorting.

Usage recommendations

For best results, replace all cells in multi-cell devices at the same time and avoid mixing new and used batteries. Keep cells out of reach of children and pets; button cells pose a swallowing hazard. If a device will be unused for an extended period, remove the batteries to prevent leakage and corrosion.