Duracell U.s.a. DURDL2032B4 Lithium Coin Battery 2032 4-pack

Product Description

The DURACELL U.S.A. DURDL2032B4 is a 2032 lithium coin cell battery packaged in a 4-count retail pack. Built with high-purity lithium construction, it delivers stable voltage and reliable performance across a wide range of low-drain and moderate-drain electronic devices. Duralock Power Preserve technology locks in power during storage, supporting a shelf life of up to 10 years. Triple corrosion protection guards the cell against leakage that can damage sensitive electronics. This battery is sized to the standard CR2032 footprint and is a direct fit for most devices that call for a 2032 cell.

This battery is suited for residential and light commercial applications where compact, long-life power is required. Common end uses include digital watches, key fob remotes, medical monitoring devices, fitness trackers, calculators, security sensors, and small consumer electronics. The 10-year storage rating makes this pack practical for facilities technicians and field service pros who stock spare cells in a toolbox or parts kit. Each unit of measure is a single package containing the 4-count blister card.

Key Features

• Duralock Power Preserve technology maintains charge during storage for up to 10 years
• High-purity lithium construction delivers stable voltage across device operating range
• Triple corrosion protection reduces risk of leakage and device damage
• Standard 2032 coin cell form factor fits most OEM battery compartments
• Suitable for security devices, medical devices, fitness devices, watches, key fobs, and calculators
• Lightweight at 0.1 pounds per package with a compact 2 x 2 x 0.5 inch blister card

Compatibility

Designed as a direct replacement for standard CR2032 lithium coin cell applications including watches, key fob remotes, calculators, security sensors, and medical monitoring devices that accept a 2032-format battery.

Installation Notes

Battery replacement in most 2032-compatible devices requires only a small flathead screwdriver or coin to open the battery compartment. Power down or remove the device from service before replacing the cell to avoid data loss or unintended activation. Observe correct polarity markings inside the compartment before seating the new cell. Dispose of spent lithium coin cells in accordance with local regulations — do not incinerate or puncture.