GP Alkaline Button Batteries - A76-2C10

These alkaline cells are designed for use in a wide variety of small electronic devices such as wa...

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The GP Alkaline Button Cell A76 is an ideal power solution for owners of small electronic devices like watches, calculators, and toys who require consistent, mercury-free energy. These batteries offer reliable 1.5V performance in a compact form factor, making them essential for everyday household electronics; however, users should note that these are single-use alkaline cells and cannot be recharged.

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Model Part NumberA76-2C10
BrandGP

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FAQs

Are these batteries rechargeable?

No, these are single-use alkaline batteries and must not be placed in a charger.

What is the voltage of the GP A76 battery?

The GP A76 battery provides a nominal voltage of 1.5V.

Can I use these in place of silver oxide batteries?

They are often interchangeable with SR44 (silver oxide) sizes, but check your device manual to ensure alkaline chemistry is compatible with the voltage requirements.

How should I dispose of these batteries?

Please dispose of them at an authorized battery recycling drop-off location rather than in household trash.

Are these mercury-free?

Yes, the GP Alkaline Button Cell A76 is manufactured to be mercury-free.

Troubleshooting

Device fails to power on after battery replacement

Verify the positive and negative ends are aligned correctly with the device markings and ensure the battery contacts are clean.

Battery life is shorter than expected

Ensure the device is not left on when not in use and verify that the device is compatible with SR44/A76 alkaline specifications.

Visible white residue on battery

Stop using the battery immediately, discard it according to local recycling regulations, and clean the device contacts with a dry cotton swab.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Consistent and reliable voltage output
  • Mercury-free and environmentally friendly composition
  • Compact round design fits most SR44-compatible devices
  • Convenient 10-pack quantity for bulk replacement
  • Long shelf life for storage

Cons

  • Not rechargeable
  • Performance may vary in extreme high-drain scenarios
  • Small size poses a choking hazard to children

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Installing your GP A76 batteries is straightforward: simply match the battery polarity (+/-) to the markings inside your device’s battery compartment. When replacing batteries, it is best practice to replace all cells in a device simultaneously if the compartment holds more than one, as mixing old and new cells can result in uneven power discharge. Store these batteries in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve their shelf life. Keep them in their original blister packaging until ready for use to prevent accidental short-circuiting with metal objects like keys or coins.

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