Lithium CR2 Batteries

CR2 batteries are commonly used in small electronic devices that require a compact power source, such as cameras, laser sights, handheld GPS devices, and some medical equipment like blood glucose meters.

No, CR2 batteries are non-rechargeable. They are designed for single-use only and must be replaced once depleted.

No, CR2 and CR123A batteries are not the same. While both are lithium batteries and may look similar, they differ in size, voltage, and capacity. CR2 batteries are shorter and typically used in compact devices like cameras and rangefinders, while CR123A batteries are often used in high-drain devices such as flashlights and security systems.

A CR2 battery typically provides 3V of power, making it a popular choice for devices that need a higher voltage than standard AA or AAA batteries.

The lifespan of a CR2 battery depends on the device and its power consumption. In low-drain devices, they can last for several months, but in high-drain devices like cameras or lasers, they may only last for a few hours or days.

Store CR2 lithium batteries in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Keep them in their original packaging or a battery case to prevent contact with metal objects that could cause a short circuit. For long-term storage, ensure the temperature remains stable to preserve battery life.