£8.14
This 2-pack of lithium coin batteries provides reliable power for a variety of specialty electronic devices. Designed for long-lasting performance and safety in extreme conditions.
- Contains lithium technology for extended shelf life and stability.
- Withstands extreme temperatures from -30°C to 60°C.
- Features child-resistant packaging to ensure safety in homes.
- Ideal for use in heart rate monitors, key fobs, and medical devices.
- Each battery holds power for up to 10 years in storage.
- Compatible with devices requiring CR2032 size coin cells.
Keep your essential gadgets powered and ready with this dependable battery solution.
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Description
xFeatures: 2-pack of CR2032 Lithium coin batteries. Safe: Lithium coin batteries are secured in child-resistant packaging. Reliable: These CR2032 lithium batteries perform in extreme temperatures, withstanding -30º to 60º C.
Long Lasting: Each lithium battery holds power for up to 10 years in storage, so they're always ready when you need them.
Trusted Power: Delivers long-lasting, dependable performance in speciality devices like heart rate monitors, remotes and fobs, keyless entry systems, glucose monitors and scales.
Get the most from your essential devices with the reliable, long-lasting power. Stock up with CR2032 batteries for watches and wearables, as well as batteries for key fobs, remotes, alarm sensors and scales. This battery pack is also a great choice if you need a new car key battery. Each lithium CR2032 battery holds power for up to 10 years while in storage and can withstand temperatures from -30º to 60ºC - they're always ready when you are. As well as size 2032, the batteries range includes 2025, 2016 and LR44/A76 batteries, so it's easy to find reliable power in the size you need.
Storage Type: Ambient.
If you think your child has swallowed a battery, don't delay. Trust your instincts and take them to A&E immediately or call 999 for an ambulance. Do not let them eat or drink, and do not try to make them sick.
