Description
These GP LR41 alkaline button cells come in a pack of 10 and give you a steady 1.5V output for small everyday devices. They're a common fit for watches, calculators, small torches, thermometers, laser pointers and a range of handheld electronics that take this size.
The LR41 also goes by several other names depending on the maker, so if your device lists 192, 92, G3A, GP192, GP92, L736 or V36A, these are the same cell and will work as a direct replacement. Button cells like these are sometimes called coin cells, though the LR41 is one of the smaller, taller types rather than the flat coin format. Alkaline chemistry keeps the cost down and suits low-drain jobs where you swap them out now and then rather than daily.
Buying a 10 pack means you have spares on hand for the next time something runs flat, which saves hunting around for an odd size when you need it. As with all small batteries, keep them well away from children and pets, since button cells can be swallowed and are dangerous if ingested. Store them somewhere cool and dry, and check the fit against your old cell before ordering if you're unsure of the size.
Specification
| Current rating |
3 |
| Voltage |
5 |
| Type |
Alkaline |
Frequently Asked
What batteries does the LR41 replace?
The LR41 is the same as the 192, 92, G3A, GP192, GP92, L736 and V36A. If your device lists any of these, this cell is a direct replacement.
What voltage is the LR41?
Each cell gives a nominal 1.5V, which is standard for alkaline button cells of this size.
How many batteries are in the pack?
You get 10 GP LR41 alkaline button cells in this pack.
What devices use LR41 cells?
They're common in watches, calculators, small torches, thermometers, laser pointers and other small handheld electronics.
Are these safe to keep at home?
Yes, but keep button cells well away from children and pets. They're small enough to swallow and can cause serious harm if ingested, so store them out of reach.