When it comes to the latest car keys, computer motherboards (CMOS), precise kitchen scales, and glucometers, Lithium button batteries like the popular CR2032 are indispensable. The VIDEX CR series offers outstanding reliability and extreme longevity.
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A: The CR series batteries use lithium manganese dioxide (Li-MnO2) electrochemistry, which provides a fixed 3.0V nominal voltage. Standard alkaline (LR) or silver oxide (SR) elements only provide 1.5V. This 3.0V architecture allows replacing two series-connected coin batteries with a single compact CR element in computer motherboards and car fobs.
A: The dry Li-MnO2 electrochemical system guarantees a 5-year shelf life with a minimal <2% annual self-discharge. Unlike water-based alkaline electrolytes, lithium cells do not suffer from galvanic corrosion in indoor conditions (15-25°C). The VIDEX CR series retains at least 90% of its initial capacity even after a full 5-year storage cycle.
A: CR lithium cells do not contain water electrolyte that could freeze, so their internal resistance remains low even in extreme sub-zero conditions. This technology ensures stable voltage output and data transmission in a temperature range from -30°C to +60°C, which is critically important in the outdoor conditions of the Baltic climate.
A: The IEC standard marking precisely indicates the battery's physical geometry in millimeters and tenths of a millimeter. The first two digits indicate the diameter (e.g., 20 = 20.0 mm), while the last two indicate the thickness (e.g., 32 = 3.2 mm, 20 = 2.0 mm). Inserting an element of the wrong thickness can irreversibly deform the micro-device's contact springs.
A: CR batteries (Primary Lithium) are non-reversible single-use cells without charging chemistry. Attempting to supply them with reverse charging current releases lithium gases and rapidly raises the internal pressure, which inevitably causes a casing rupture or thermal explosion followed by ignition.