Description
The GP LR44 is a 1.5V alkaline button cell (also sold under the names AG13 and A76) that suits a wide range of small devices. With a capacity of 125mAh, it delivers steady power for the sort of everyday items that rely on a compact round cell, from calculators and watches to small toys, remotes, laser pointers and digital thermometers.
Each cell measures 11.6mm in diameter and 5.4mm in height, matching the standard LR44 footprint, so it drops straight into any device that calls for this size. The alkaline chemistry gives a reliable output and a reasonable shelf life, which makes these a sensible choice to keep spare in a drawer for when a battery runs flat. Because the LR44 is so common, one type of cell often covers several different gadgets around the home or workshop.
GP Batteries is a well known name in portable power, and these button cells are a practical option whether you need a single replacement or a few to hand. In the US the same product is usually referred to as a battery rather than a cell, but the specification is identical. Always fit the cell with the correct polarity, keep spares away from young children, and recycle used cells at a suitable collection point rather than placing them in general waste.
Specification
| Capacity |
125mAh |
| Dimensions |
5.4mm x 11.6mmØ |
| Voltage |
5 |
| Type |
Alkaline |
Frequently Asked
What other names does the LR44 go by?
The LR44 is also sold as the AG13 and the A76. All three names refer to the same 1.5V alkaline button cell with the same dimensions.
What voltage and capacity does this cell provide?
It is a 1.5V cell with a capacity of 125mAh, which suits low drain devices such as watches, calculators and small remotes.
What are the dimensions?
Each cell measures 11.6mm in diameter and 5.4mm in height, matching the standard LR44 size.
What devices use an LR44 cell?
Common uses include calculators, watches, laser pointers, digital thermometers, small toys and various remote controls.
How should I dispose of used cells?
Take spent cells to a battery recycling point rather than putting them in general household waste.