Varta Button Cell Watch Battery - Silver

This pack contains two VARTA V371 SR920SW Silver Oxide watch batteries. These batteries are design...

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This guide is for individuals needing a reliable power source for watches and small electronic devices. The Varta V371 watch battery offers consistent 1.55v output and long-lasting Silver Oxide performance. A key caveat is that this is a single-use battery and not rechargeable.

All features

ColourSilver
Model Part Number48009
BrandVarta

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What is the voltage of the Varta V371 battery?

The Varta V371 battery provides a stable voltage of 1.55 Volts.

What does SR69 mean?

SR69 is a standard designation for this size and type of button cell battery. It is also commonly referred to as SR920SW or 371.

Can I recharge the Varta V371 battery?

No, the Varta V371 is a single-use (non-rechargeable) battery. It must be replaced once depleted.

How long does this battery typically last?

Battery life varies significantly depending on the device's power consumption. However, its Silver Oxide chemistry is designed for long-lasting and stable performance in low-drain applications like watches.

What is the difference between Silver Oxide and alkaline button cells?

Silver Oxide batteries generally offer a more stable voltage output over their discharge cycle and a higher energy density compared to alkaline batteries of similar size, leading to longer life in many applications.

Where should I dispose of used batteries?

It is recommended to dispose of used batteries responsibly through designated battery recycling programs or collection points to minimize environmental impact.

What are the dimensions of this battery?

The Varta V371 battery has a diameter of 9.5 mm and a height of 2.1 mm.

Troubleshooting

Device not powering on after battery replacement.

Ensure the battery is inserted with the correct polarity (+/-). Check that the battery contacts inside the device are clean and making proper contact. Try a different Varta V371 battery to rule out a faulty unit.

Device shows intermittent power or poor performance.

Confirm that the correct battery size (SR69) and type (1.55V Silver Oxide) are being used. Ensure the battery is fully seated and the device compartment is closed properly. Battery life may be reduced in very cold temperatures.

Battery leaked.

Handle leaking batteries with care, avoiding direct contact. Clean the affected device contacts with a pencil eraser or a cotton swab lightly dampened with isopropyl alcohol. Replace the battery immediately.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Reliable and stable 1.55V power output.
  • Long-lasting performance due to Silver Oxide chemistry.
  • Designed for compatibility with many watches and small electronics.
  • Compact and lightweight.

Cons

  • Not rechargeable; requires replacement once depleted.
  • May not be suitable for high-drain devices.
  • Specific size (SR69) means it's not universally compatible with all button cell devices.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Carefully remove the old battery from the device, noting its orientation.
  2. Gently insert the new Varta V371 battery, ensuring the positive (+) and negative (-) terminals are correctly aligned according to the device's specifications.
  3. Close the device compartment securely.

Compatibility:

  • This battery is specifically sized as SR69 (also known as SR920SW, 370, 371). Always check your device's manual or the old battery to confirm compatibility before purchase.
  • It is suitable for devices requiring a 1.55V Silver Oxide button cell.

Care:

  • Store unused batteries in their original packaging in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
  • Avoid exposing batteries to moisture.
  • Do not attempt to recharge, disassemble, or expose batteries to fire, as this can cause leakage or explosion.

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