Energizer 371BPZ 1.5V Silver Oxide Watch Battery

Product Description

The ENERGIZER 371BPZ is a 1.5-volt silver oxide button cell battery engineered for reliable, long-lasting power in small electronic devices. Silver oxide chemistry delivers stable voltage output across the battery's service life, making it well suited for precision instruments that require consistent power. The 371BPZ is rated for up to five years of storage while retaining its charge, giving technicians and end users confidence in shelf stock. The zero-mercury construction meets current environmental standards for disposable batteries. Weighing approximately 0.005 pounds, this is a single-unit, coin-style cell sold individually.

This battery is a direct fit for watches, calculators, keyless entry fobs, e-readers, toys, heart rate monitors, glucose meters, and similar small household and medical-support electronics. It is commonly stocked by field service technicians, watch repair professionals, and facilities maintenance staff who need a reliable replacement cell on hand. The compact button cell format makes it easy to store in a service kit or parts drawer for fast replacement when a device loses power.

Key Features

• 1.5-volt silver oxide chemistry provides stable, consistent voltage output
• Holds charge for up to five years in storage
• Zero-mercury construction meets environmental disposal standards
• Compact button cell form factor fits a wide range of small electronics
• Sold individually with no minimum order beyond one unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement button cell for small electronic devices requiring a 1.55-volt silver oxide coin battery in the 371 size designation.

Installation Notes

Battery replacement in watches and small electronics typically requires a case-opening tool and, in some devices, a small Phillips or flathead screwdriver. Power down or remove the device from service before opening the battery compartment. Observe correct polarity when seating the new cell, and avoid touching the battery contacts with bare fingers to prevent corrosion. Dispose of used cells in accordance with local regulations for silver oxide batteries.