Pilha botão alcalina CAMELION AG1 / LR60 / LR621 / 364, 1,5 V, pack de 2

Pack of two CAMELION alkaline button cells AG1 / LR60 / LR621 / 364, each rated at 1.5 V. These small cylindrical button batteries are designed to deliver stable voltage for low-drain devices that require this specific size and alkaline chemistry. The twin pack provides spare power for continued device operation and is suitable where reliable short- to medium-term performance is needed.

Advantages

The CAMELION alkaline button cells offer consistent 1.5 V output and predictable discharge behavior for applications with modest current demands. Their compact button form factor fits a wide range of consumer electronics that specify this cell designation. Supplied in a pack of two, they make replacement straightforward and help avoid immediate downtime of small devices. The alkaline chemistry ensures a good shelf life and maintains voltage better than some zinc-air types for many low-drain uses.

Suitable for

• Wristwatches and clocks that require AG1 / LR60 / LR621 / 364 batteries
• Calculators and basic electronic handheld devices
• Small toys and novelty items with low current draw
• Some small medical instruments and electronic sensors with matching cell size

Key specifications

• Chemistry: alkaline
• Nominal voltage: 1.5 V
• Cell size/designation: AG1 / LR60 / LR621 / 364 (button cell format)
• Pack quantity: 2 cells
• Intended use: low-drain devices

How to use

Before installation, verify that the device specifies AG1 / LR60 / LR621 / 364 or an equivalent size and 1.5 V requirement. Insert the cell with correct polarity, matching the positive (+) and negative (–) markings on the battery and device compartment. Ensure contacts are clean and free of corrosion; if necessary, wipe terminals gently with a dry cloth. Replace both batteries when the device indicates low power or exhibits unreliable operation to restore stable performance.

Recommendations

Store unused batteries in a cool, dry place away from direct heat and out of reach of children. Do not attempt to recharge, disassemble, short-circuit, or expose the cells to fire. Dispose of used batteries according to local regulations for battery recycling or hazardous waste.