one person says it takes CR2032 battery, another says CR2016. which is it?
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If it uses 2-2016's then use those because the voltage of two cells is required. The 2016 is half as thick(1.6mm vs 3.2mm) as the 2032. The 2032 is over twice the capacity (lasts 2X longer) than the 2016 (~200mAhr versus 90mAhr), BUT two 2016's is 6.4V, whereas a single 2032 will be just 3.2V. Blue and White LED's will most likely require 2x2016's, while red for example might be just fine (and work longer) on 1x2032. Sorry it isn't simpler. Unless you are having problems with batteries not lasting long enough I would go with 2x2016's as one person states and just get a bunch of them (they can be found pretty cheap nowadays).
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CR2016 Will work just fine. I have been using them in mine for quite a while I bought a pack of 24 online for next to nothing.
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We use two CR2016's for each replacement. We buy them online to save money. A set of 2016's lasts about 5 months. We do a 20 minute walk about 4 times a week.
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If it uses 2-2016's then use those because the voltage of two cells is required. The 2016 is half as thick(1.6mm vs 3.2mm) as the 2032. The 2032 is over twice the capacity (lasts 2X longer) than the 2016 (~200mAhr versus 90mAhr), BUT two 2016's is 6.4V, whereas a single 2032 will be just 3.2V. Blue and White LED's will most likely require 2x2016's, while red for example might be just fine (and work longer) on 1x2032. Sorry it isn't simpler. Unless you are having problems with batteries not lasting long enough I would go with 2x2016's as one person states and just get a bunch of them (they can be found pretty cheap nowadays). If it uses 2-2016's then use those because the voltage of two cells is required. The 2016 is half as thick(1.6mm vs 3.2mm) as the 2032. The 2032 is over twice the capacity (lasts 2X longer) than the 2016 (~200mAhr versus 90mAhr), BUT two 2016's is 6.4V, whereas a single 2032 will be just 3.2V. Blue and White LED's will most likely require 2x2016's, while red for example might be just fine (and work longer) on 1x2032. Sorry it isn't simpler. Unless you are having problems with batteries not lasting long enough I would go with 2x2016's as one person states and just get a bunch of them (they... » Read More If it uses 2-2016's then use those because the voltage of two cells is required. The 2016 is half as thick(1.6mm vs 3.2mm) as the 2032. The 2032 is over twice the capacity (lasts 2X longer) than the 2016 (~200mAhr versus 90mAhr), BUT two 2016's is 6.4V, whereas a single 2032 will be just 3.2V. Blue and White LED's will most likely require 2x2016's, while red for example might be just fine (and work longer) on 1x2032. Sorry it isn't simpler. Unless you are having problems with batteries not lasting long enough I would go with 2x2016's as one person states and just get a bunch of them (they can be found pretty cheap nowadays). « Show Less
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I have not idea. The item did not function well so I tossed it and purchased "Pet Dog Cat Clip on LED Safety Flashing Light Flash Blinker Tag Collar Pendant" from Amazon which works wonderfully!
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I can now answer my own question. I bought this thermometer soon after posting this and it has the CR2032 battery. I use it frequently and keep forgetting to turn it off, but have not had to change the battery. This is a great item.Thank you, everyone, for your help.
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No, they are not the same size. CR2032 is 20mm in diameter while CR1632 is 16mm in diameter
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Battery CR2025 3v is what it says on the label inside the keyfob. It's not mentioned in the manual and I can't see on the battery itself which is covered by a contact sleeve. Afraid to take it off incase it resets itself.
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Hi Greg. I am not sure, but I did replace the battery. I think I pulled it out and brought it down to a local Radio Shack and they were able to get me the correct battery. I think it was a pretty standard battery. The battery is a Sanyo cr2032 3 volt. I just checked. Hope that helps.
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Hi Vineela,Aesthetics are slightly different as well as the battery they use. CR2032 vs. AAA.Hope this helps,GoWISE USA
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It is a CR2032 3v battery. It is the same size as the ones you get for a Car / Truck Fob ( Fob is the remote you use to unlock your doors on your car / truck ) and the battery can be gotten locally. Keep this number because it is not marked on the remote and if your battery is lost the number is not listed online.
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The battery is CR2032 3V Lithium. When you open the unit the battery should have the number stamped on it.
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Google a cross reference on batteries and put in the CR123 and it will tell you what other batteries equal it and Good Luck !!
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It's kind of stupid that the product description doesn't say what kind of batteries. I had the exact same question when I was looking at this page. The manufacturer's website says CR2032, 1 each for the two lights, and battery lasts upto 100 hours. Manufacturer's website also says batteries are included, don't know if that is true with this amazon vendor though.
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Mine have a CR2025 in them and they work fine. Specs on back say 3.0v button battery.
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I just used a CR2032 in a pair and it works. It is a little bit fatter of a battery so it is harder to close the battery cover, but it works.
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A cr123 3volt battery. They can be pricey if purchased one at a time but reasonable if purchased in bulk.
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It is a 3V CR2032 battery (brand that it comes with is "Daily-max"). It comes with 2 batteries, but only used one at a time (comes with a spare).
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It uses a CR2032 nickel battery. The battery comes pre-installed. I've had mine for 7 months now, and the battery shows no signs of wearing down.
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cr32 (I think) watch batteries. a very common size. I have had mine for 6 months or better now, and haven't had to change a battery yet. probably runs 10 hours per month on flashing mode
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It takes Cr2025 and I've replaced them twice in the past year on each of my 3 key fobs. They are relatively inexpensive and I purchased them from Amazon over a year ago. CR2032 Maxell LITHIUM 5 BATTERIES . I've had to change the 4 AA batteries for the lock about 4 times in the past year.