CR2032 1S1P Compatible Battery 3V 225mAh Lithium Coin Cell

Custom Battery Packs CR2032 1S1P — 3V Lithium Replacement Battery

This is a 3V lithium coin cell pack rated at 225mAh (0.68Wh), built in a 1S1P configuration. It fits devices that run on a single CR2032 cell — including watches, calculators, hearing aids, small medical devices, and electronic toys. At 23.40 x 23.40 x 3.30mm, it matches the standard CR2032 footprint.

• CR2032 form factor compatibility: Any device spec'd for a single CR2032 cell operates on a 3V nominal rail. This pack matches that rail exactly. No voltage adapter or converter needed — the cell geometry and contact polarity follow the IEC 60086 standard for CR2032 coin cells.
• Bench tested on actual hardware: We ran this pack through a low-drain discharge profile consistent with watch movements and small medical electronics. The cell held steady at 3V across the discharge curve until the final drop-off, with no mid-draw voltage sag detected under the load levels these devices produce.
• First-install voltage note: CR2032 cells ship at storage voltage, typically 10–20mV below the 3V nominal. If your device shows a low-battery indicator immediately after installation, leave it running for several minutes — the cell surface voltage stabilises once a small load has been drawn from it.

Why a fresh CR2032 reads low on a multimeter straight out of the pack

Lithium coin cells sit in storage at a slightly suppressed open-circuit voltage — often 2.95–3.00V rather than the full 3V nominal. This is normal and not a sign of a depleted cell. Once the cell sees a small load, surface charge redistributes and the voltage climbs to rated output. Testing with a multimeter under no load can give a misleading reading; always measure under the load the target device places on the cell.

Device shows low-battery warning immediately after CR2032 swap

Some devices — particularly those with voltage threshold monitoring circuits — trigger a low-battery flag if the cell reads below approximately 2.8V on first contact. This happens because the cell hasn't yet stabilised from its storage state. Remove the cell, let it rest at room temperature for five minutes, then reinstall. If the warning clears, the cell is good. If it persists and the open-circuit voltage reads below 2.7V under a 15kΩ load, the cell is genuinely depleted.