Duracell 1/3N Lithium Battery 3V 6 Pack

Product Description

The DURACELL 00041333662084 is a 1/3N size lithium battery rated at 3 volts, sold in a 6-pack configuration. This disposable, non-rechargeable cell is a compact coin-style battery used in low-drain and moderate-drain electronic devices across residential and commercial applications. The 1/3N form factor is a standard size recognized across the industry. With lithium chemistry, the cell delivers stable voltage output and a longer shelf life compared to alkaline alternatives, making it well suited for devices that require reliable, long-term power without frequent replacement.

The 1/3N lithium battery is commonly used in security keypads, thermostats, access control systems, and other low-voltage electronic components found in HVAC, electrical, and building automation applications. HVAC technicians and electricians frequently stock this cell size as a replacement power source for programmable thermostats, remote controls, and small control modules. The 6-pack format supports service van inventory for professionals who replace these cells during routine maintenance or service calls.

Key Features

• 1/3N form factor — standard size for security, thermostat, and control applications
• 3 volt lithium chemistry provides stable, consistent output
• Disposable design — non-rechargeable for single-use reliability
• 6-pack quantity supports stocking for service professionals
• Lithium construction offers extended shelf life over alkaline cells

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement for devices requiring a 1/3N size, 3 volt lithium cell, including security keypads, programmable thermostats, access control panels, and similar low-voltage electronic equipment.

Installation Notes

Battery replacement requires no special tools, but always power down or place the host device in a safe state before opening the battery compartment. Observe polarity markings when inserting the cell. Dispose of spent lithium batteries in accordance with local regulations — do not incinerate or short-circuit. A licensed electrician or HVAC technician should handle replacement in line-voltage equipment enclosures per applicable NEC guidelines.