Eveready Battery Co ECR1616BP 3V Lithium Battery

Product Description

The EVEREADY BATTERY CO ECR1616BP is a 3-volt lithium coin cell battery designed for low-drain portable electronics. This CR1616-format cell delivers stable voltage output in compact, space-constrained devices where reliable power is critical. At 0.05 pounds per unit, the cell is packaged in an easy-access blister format suited for service stock or point-of-use replenishment. Technicians and service professionals who maintain thermostats, programmable controls, remote sensors, and similar electronic equipment rely on this battery type for backup memory power and real-time clock circuits.

The ECR1616BP is suited for use in watches, calculators, small remotes, key fobs, and electronic control modules that require a CR1616-format 3-volt lithium coin cell. The package quantity is 6 units per pack, making it a practical addition to any service van or parts inventory. Applications span residential and light commercial settings where small-format lithium cells are consumed during routine control board service, sensor replacement, or device programming tasks.

Key Features

• 3-volt lithium chemistry provides stable, consistent output across the discharge cycle
• CR1616 coin cell format fits a wide range of compact electronic devices
• Packaged 6 units per blister pack for efficient inventory management
• Lightweight at 0.05 pounds per unit, minimal added weight to service kit
• Comparable replacement for Duracell DL1616b in equivalent applications

Compatibility

Suitable as a comparable replacement for the Duracell DL1616b and other standard CR1616-format 3-volt lithium coin cells in watches, calculators, and small electronic devices.

Installation Notes

Coin cell replacement is typically performed by the end user or a service technician using a small flathead screwdriver or coin to open the battery compartment. Always power down or remove the device from service before replacing the cell to avoid data loss or inadvertent circuit activation. Dispose of spent lithium cells in accordance with local regulations, as lithium batteries require proper recycling and must not be incinerated.