Battery MAXELL G12 LR43 1.5V Alkaline button cell

MAXELL G12 LR43 is a 1.5V alkaline button cell designed for compact, low-drain electronic devices. The cell provides stable voltage and consistent performance in applications where size and reliability matter. Single-cell packaging simplifies replacement and ensures compatibility with devices that accept LR43-size batteries.

Advantages

The MAXELL G12 LR43 delivers steady 1.5V output suitable for devices with modest power demands and intermittent use. Its alkaline chemistry provides reliable shelf life and consistent discharge characteristics in the LR43 form factor. The small, flat design fits tightly into compact battery compartments and is straightforward to install and remove during routine maintenance. Single-cell packaging reduces waste for single replacements and makes it easy to carry spare cells for on-the-go needs.

Suitable for

• Watches and small timepieces
• Calculators and pocket electronic devices
• Small toys and novelty items
• Medical devices with low power requirements (e.g., thermometers)
• Remote controls and key fobs for compact equipment

Key specifications

• Chemistry: Alkaline
• Nominal voltage: 1.5 V
• Cell type: Button / coin cell
• Size designation: LR43 (small button cell form factor)
• Typical use: Low-drain, intermittent-load devices
• Packaging: Single-cell retail packaging

How to use

Turn off the device before replacing the battery and consult the device manual for battery access instructions. Remove the old cell carefully, noting the orientation (polarity) of the original battery, and insert the MAXELL G12 LR43 with the correct polarity indicated in the battery compartment. Ensure the cell sits flat and the battery cover or holder is secured. After replacement, power on the device and verify normal operation. Dispose of the used cell following local battery recycling or disposal regulations.

Usage recommendations

Store unused MAXELL G12 LR43 cells in a cool, dry place away from metal objects to prevent short-circuiting. For devices used regularly, check battery status periodically and replace the cell at the first sign of reduced performance. Keep out of reach of children; button cells can be hazardous if swallowed. Follow local guidelines for safe disposal and recycling of spent batteries.