Energizer Silver Oxide Coin Cell Battery - SR58/S40 362/361 - Silver

The Energizer SR58/S40 362/361 Silver Oxide Coin Cell Battery is designed to provide reliable and ...

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Product Information

Full details

The Energizer Silver Oxide Coin Cell Battery (362/361) is designed for individuals needing a reliable, stable power source for precision small electronics like watches, glucose monitors, and digital thermometers. This 1.55V battery excels in low-drain devices, providing consistent energy output in a compact 7.9mm x 2.1mm form factor; however, users should note that it is a non-rechargeable cell and must be replaced rather than charged once depleted.

All features

ColourSilver
Model Part NumberSR58/S40 362/361
BrandEnergizer

Extended Product Information

FAQs

Can I recharge this battery?

No, this is a primary silver oxide battery and is non-rechargeable. Attempting to charge it may cause leakage or rupture.

What is the voltage of this battery?

The Energizer 362/361 provides a steady 1.55V.

What do the numbers 362 and 361 stand for?

These are common industry codes for the specific dimensions and chemistry of the coin cell, ensuring you buy the correct replacement for your device.

Are these batteries mercury-free?

Yes, this specific Energizer model is engineered with zero mercury content.

What is the best way to dispose of these?

You should dispose of them at a local battery recycling center or a designated household hazardous waste collection site.

Troubleshooting

Device is not powering on after battery replacement

Ensure the battery is inserted with the correct polarity (+ facing up/down as indicated by your device) and that the contact points are free of dust or debris.

Battery life seems shorter than expected

Verify that the device does not have a malfunction causing a short circuit, and ensure you are not using this low-drain battery in a high-drain application it was not designed for.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High voltage stability for precision instruments
  • Compact and lightweight form factor
  • Mercury-free construction
  • Reliable performance in low-drain applications

Cons

  • Non-rechargeable design requires eventual replacement
  • Not suitable for high-drain devices or heavy motors
  • Small size presents a swallowing hazard for children

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To ensure the longevity of your devices and the battery itself, follow these guidelines:

  • Check Compatibility: Verify your device manual or the old battery casing to ensure a match for 362/361 or SR58/S40 sizing.
  • Installation: Use non-metallic tweezers or clean, dry fingers to insert the battery. Oils from skin can occasionally cause poor contact or surface corrosion over time.
  • Storage: Keep batteries in a cool, dry place. Extreme temperatures can decrease the operational life of the battery.
  • Disposal: Since these contain silver, check your local recycling regulations for battery disposal rather than throwing them in standard household trash.
  • Safety Warning: Keep these batteries away from children at all times due to the choking hazard they pose.

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