Ruth's sister AG13 LR44 A76 L1154 Alkaline Button 1.5V Coin Cell
A 1.5 V alkaline button cell delivering 105 mAh for watches, calculators, toys and medical devices
- Reliable 1.5 V power for everyday devices
- 105 mAh capacity keeps watches and calculators running longer
- 6 mm diameter fits standard LR44 compartments
- Alkaline chemistry suits toys, medical tools and CMOS backup
- Replaces AG13, A76, LR44 and many other common codes
Alkaline button cell 1.5 V
This single AG13 LR44 A76 L1154 alkaline button cell delivers 1.5 V and 105 mAh in an 11.6 mm diameter by 5.4 mm height package. It suits watches, calculators, hearing aids, glucose monitors, CMOS memory backup and small toys that require this exact coin-cell size.
Replaces SR44 357 675 equivalents
The cell replaces common references such as SR44, 357, 303, 675, A76, L1154 and G13A without modification. The jump is worth it when a device specifies 1.5 V alkaline chemistry and the original silver-oxide or zinc-air cell is unavailable or cost-prohibitive.
Steady voltage under continuous drain
Alkaline chemistry provides a stable 1.5 V output during sustained low-current draw typical of medical monitors, keyless remotes and data-logging equipment. Voltage declines gradually rather than collapsing, giving predictable runtime before replacement is needed.
How it compares
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- Price $7.99
- Cheaper than about 80% of the 1,208 comparable items (median $9.99).
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
What diameter and height does this 11.6 mm coin cell need to fit in my device?
The cell measures 11.6 mm diameter and 5.4 mm height, matching the standard LR44 footprint.
How do I insert the silver alkaline button cell so the polarity is correct?
Place the flat positive side toward the contact marked plus and the curved negative side toward the minus spring.
When should I replace the 105 mAh alkaline cell in a watch or calculator?
Swap it when the display dims, the time drifts or the device stops responding, typically after months of normal use.
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