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CHF 20.95
Maxell SR936SW button cell battery, 1.55V zinc silver oxide, 10-pack blister. Ultra-lightweight at 1.1 g, compatible with SR45/D394/SR936SW devices. Reliable long-lasting power for watches, calculators, and compact electronics.
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Maxell is a Japanese battery manufacturer founded in 1931, now part of the Maxell Holdings group. The company produces a wide range of primary and rechargeable batteries, including alkaline, lithium, silver oxide, and zinc-carbon cells, serving consumer electronics, industrial, and automotive applications worldwide.
BauformUhrenbatterien
BatterietypSR45 / V394 / 394 / SR936SW / D394 / 380 / SR936W
Chemisches SystemZinksilberoxid
Gewicht1.1 g
Spannung1.55 V
Packungsinhalt10 Stück
VerpackungsartBlister
Kompatibel mitV394 / 394 / SR936SW / D394 / 380
EAN4902580132408

Frequently Asked Questions

The SR936SW is compatible with any device requiring a 394/380/384/SR45/D394/SR936SW battery, including watches, calculators, remote controls, small LED devices, and other low-drain portable electronics.

The battery delivers a nominal voltage of 1.55V and uses a zinc silver oxide (Zn-AgO) chemical system, known for stable voltage output and a long service life.

Shelf life is typically 3 to 5 years from the date of manufacture when stored in a cool, dry place. Actual service life depends on the device's power consumption and usage frequency.

The package contains 10 Maxell SR936SW button cell batteries in a blister pack format, ready for immediate use or storage.

Used batteries should be disposed of in accordance with local battery recycling regulations. Do not throw them in household waste — take them to a designated battery recycling collection point.