SR621SW VS SR626SW[Video]: Are they interchangeable?

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Published: 22 April 2022 | Last Updated: 21 April 2025

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SR621SW (SR60)

SR621SW (SR60)

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MURATA 364 BATTERY SR 1.55V 6.8M

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MURATA 364 BATTERY SR 1.55V 6.8M

SR621SW and SR626SW are all coin batteries with a voltage of 1.55. This article is going to talk about the detailed information about SR621SW and SR626SW, and interpret the differences between them.

This video demonstrates detailed information about SR621SW and SR626SW, and interpret the differences between them.

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Overview of SR621SW

The SR621SW is a Silver-Oxide cell with a 5-year shelf life that is extensively used in clocks. Other applications include calculators, film cameras, medical tools, cash registers, and financial instruments (measuring instruments, onboard microcomputers, sensors). This is an "SW" battery with a low drain. Low-drain batteries are perfect for devices like analog timepieces, TV remote controls, and alarm clocks that require a small quantity of power over a lengthy period of time. High-drain batteries, on the other hand, are used in devices that have a steady low power consumption with occasional high peaks, such as analog and digital watches with additional functions (backlight, alarm), pocket calculators, electronic games, cameras, and so on.


Overview of SR626SW

The SR626SW is a silver oxide watch battery that can be used to replace obsolete batteries or to change the chemistry of coin cells currently in use. Coin cells, which use a silver oxide chemistry, offer a lower self-discharge and a more steady output voltage, making them ideal for powering low-draining, continuous-use devices. Watches, calculators, heart-rate monitors, glucometers, small electronic toys, and keyless remote entry systems for cars and homes are all good candidates for a Murata 377-sized battery. Because these batteries are a specialty size that isn't one-size-fits-all, be sure your equipment is compatible before purchasing.


SR621SW VS SR626SW Dimensions

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SR621SW Dimension

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SR626SW Dimension

SR621SW VS SR626SW Characteristics

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SR621SW Characteristics


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SR626SW Characteristics

SR621SW VS SR626SW Applications

SR621SW Applications

  • Timepieces

  • TV remote controls

  • Alarm clocks

  • Pocket calculators

  • Electronic games

  • Cameras

 

SR626SW Applications

  • Watch battery

  • Pagers

  • Memory backup

  • Security devices

  • Hand-held electronic devices


SR621SW VS SR626SW Equivalents

SR621SW Equivalents

  • D364, SP364, 602, 280-34, SB-AG/DG, SR60, SR60L, 531, SR621, GP364, SR621SW, V364

 

SR66SW Equivalents

  • Duracell 377, Duracell D377, Energizer 377, Maxell SR626SW, Panasonic SP377, Renata 377, Sony SR626SW, Timex BA, Toshiba SR626SW, Varta V377


SR621SW VS SR626SW Specifications

Model SR621SW 364SR626SW
Nominal Voltage1.55V1.55V
Nominal Capacity23mAh [cov:1.20V]28mAh [cov:1.20V]
Standard Discharge Current40μA40μA
Operating Temperature Range-10 to +60 (deg. C)-10℃~+60℃
Weight0.32g0.39g
DimensionsDiameter6.8㎜6.80㎜
Height2.15㎜2.60㎜
ImagesSR621SW.pngSR626SW.png


Conclusion of SR621SW VS SR626SW

The major differences between the SR621SW and SR626SW are nominal capacity and dimension. The nominal capacity of SR626SW is higher than SR621SW. The nominal capacity of SR621SW is 23mAh, while the nominal capacity of SR626SW is 28mAh, which means SR621SW can deliver more amps in an hour than SR626SW and can last longer than the SR621SW. Additionally, the height of SR621SW and SR626SW is different. The height of SR621SW is 2.15 mm, and the height of SR626SW is 2.6 mm. So they are not interchangeable and the application of they are applied in different places.


SR621SW VS SR626SW Datasheet

SR621SW Manufacturer

Seiko Instruments Inc. (SII) was founded in 1937 as the Seiko Group's primary watch manufacturer. The company provides micro mechatronics products and services, such as watch and HDD components, semiconductors, FPD and electronic devices, network solutions systems, nanotechnology equipment, scientific instruments, and large-format inkjet printers, based on sophisticated micro mechatronics and nanotechnology techniques developed through decades of experience in precision machinery manufacturing and low-power consumption technologies.


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Frequently Asked Questions

Can you replace SR621SW with SR626SW?

The SR626SW and SR621SW batteries are only 0.5 mm apart in height, which isn't much; nonetheless, battery compartments designed for SR626SW cells may take smaller SR621SW batteries.

What battery replaces SR621SW?

SR621SW, SR60, SR621, SB-AG/DG, 280-34, T, V364, D364, 602, S621E, GP364, AG1, AG-1, 364, L621, LR621, SG1, LR60, LR620, SW621, GP164, 364X, 364A, AG1/364A, SB-AG, E364 batteries are all direct replacements.

What battery can replace SR626SW?

The Energizer 377/376 is a multi-drain 1.55 Volt silver oxide button cell battery. Primarily used as watch batteries, 377 376 replaces SR626W and SR626SW batteries.

How long do SR621SW batteries last?

SR621SW runs 5 years.

What are the differences between the SR621SW with SR626SW?

The nominal capacity and dimension are the main variations between the SR621SW and SR626SW. SR626SW has a higher nominal capacity than SR621SW. The SR621SW has a nominal capacity of 23mAh, whereas the SR626SW has a nominal capacity of 28mAh, implying that the SR621SW can deliver more amps per hour and last longer than the SR626SW. Furthermore, the heights of SR621SW and SR626SW differ. SR621SW has a height of 2.15 mm, whereas SR626SW has a height of 2.6 mm.
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