What’s the relationship between CR1616 and CR1632?
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Just like other batteries in the CR series, CR1616 and CR1632 are button batteries that seem very similar in many respects. By comparing the CR1616 and CR1632, we’ll see if the two are interchangeable, and what their differences are. Here we will compare the main specs, voltage, thickness, applications, and other features of CR1616 and CR1632 batteries.

Honda Key Remote 3V Battery (CR1616) Replacement
- CR1616 Description
- CR1632 Description
- CR1616 VS CR1632: Features
- CR1616 VS CR1632: Specification Comparision
- CR1616 VS CR1632: Nominal Voltage
- CR1616 VS CR1632: Height
- CR1616 VS CR1632: Applications
- CR1616 VS CR1632: Durability
- CR1616 VS CR1632: Compatibility
- CR1616 VS CR1632: Interchangeability
- CR1616 VS CR1632: Datasheet
- Product Manufacturer
CR1616 Description
Lithium CR1616 is a button /coin cell battery, featuring a 16 mm (0.63 inches) diameter and 1.6 mm height (0.06 inches) - hence the '1616' as a common part of most labels. Common CR1616 battery weighs in the 1.1 and 1.3 grams range. The CR1616 batteries can be used for laser pointers, insulin pumps, heart rate monitors, toys, watches, cameras, calculators, car security alarms, keyless car remotes, organizers, and computer equipment. They also work in extreme temperatures and hold power for up to eight years in storage.
The following is the 2D-Model of CR1616.

CR1632 Description
The CR1632 battery provides a consistent voltage supply while remaining lightweight enough for travel and storage. These batteries were designed with performance in mind, providing you with the long-lasting power you need to keep all of your gadgets running. These batteries can be found in a variety of gadgets, including calculators, cameras, heart rate monitors, and even toys, and can operate in a wide range of temperatures. The CR1632 battery has a long shelf life and a large storage capacity, making it a reliable power source for your tiny electrical gadgets.
The following is the 2D-Model of CR1632.

CR1616 VS CR1632: Features
CR1616 Features
The high energy density (3V) with a flat and low self-discharge.
Design, safety, manufacturing, and qualification follow Procell’s stringent battery standards, which incorporate parts of the ANSI and IEC battery standards.
Economically packaged.
Child secure packaging: tamper-proof pack with a double blister so that it is impossible for a child to open without scissors
Operating temperatures from -20℃~+70℃
Good pulse capability
High discharge characteristics
Stable voltage level during discharge
Long-term reliability
CR1632 Features
Non-Rechargeable Lithium coin cell Battery
Nominal Voltage: 3V
Battery Capacity: 130mAh
Continuous drain current: 0.19mA
Peak drain current: 6.8mA
Weight: 1.8 grams
CR1616 VS CR1632: Specification Comparision
| CR1616 | CR1632 | |
| Nominal Capacity | 50mAh | 140 mAh |
| Nominal Voltage | 3V | 3V |
| Weight | 1.2g | 1.8g |
| Operating Temperature | -20℃~+70℃ | -30°C ~ +60°C |
| Diameter | 16mm | 16mm |
| Height | 1.6mm | 3.2mm |
| storage humidity range | 40%~75% | not more than 60% |
| storage temperature range | 0℃~30℃ | -30°C ~ 60°C |
CR1616 VS CR1632: Nominal Voltage
According to the specifications, the two batteries have the same nominal voltage, which is 3V.
CR1616 VS CR1632: Height
A CR1616 battery is 1.6mm high, whereas a CR1632 battery is 3.2mm high. Remember, in respect of various works, the height of a battery also matters. It’s a crucial part of cell composition.
CR1616 VS CR1632: Applications
You may have heard of the use of CR1616 in Honda and Lexus key fobs. Aside from these, it can also be used in other car brands. The CR1616 is a reliable battery that can be used in a variety of electrical gadgets. These are as follows:
Glucometers
Heart rate monitors
Toys
Computer backup equipment
On the contrary, CR1632 batteries are ideal for different helpful stuff.
Small PDA devices
Wireless doorbell for house
Electronic Toys
Portable electronics
Digital thermometers
Digital altimeter
Cyclocomputers
Heart rate monitors
CR1616 VS CR1632: Durability
You won’t see any expiration date of a 1616 battery. However, it has an average lifespan. Generally, this type of battery lasts for approximately 5-10 years.
On the contrary, a battery CR1632 usually lasts for around 7 to 10 years.
CR1616 VS CR1632: Compatibility
A single battery has several variations, each with its own label. Anyway, here are some popular CR1616 comparable battery labels:
DL1616
BR1616
ECR1616
280-209
GPCR1616
LiR1616
KCR1616
5021LC
Now let us see the common labels for CR1632 equivalent batteries! Here they are:
DL1632, ECR1632
CR1616 VS CR1632: Interchangeability
Same diameters
CR1616: 16mm
CR1632: 16mm
Different thickness
CR1616: 1.6mm
CR1632: 3.2mm
Obviously, they are not the same size. CR1616 is 1.6mm in thickness while CR1632 is 3.2mm in thickness. And the thickness of TWO pieces of CR1616 equals ONE CR1632. Can I use 2 pieces of CR1616 to replace ONE CR1632? No. The two batteries are added together to form a series. Consequently, the current-voltage is 3+3=6V. 6V is bigger than 3V. If forcibly used, electronic products will be destroyed.
CR1616 VS CR1632: Datasheet
Product Manufacturer
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Are CR1616 and CR1632 rechargeable?
Both the CR1616 and CR1632 batteries are non-rechargeable. That implies you'll have to acquire fresh batteries for your devices.
Are CR1620 and CR1632 interchangeable?
Depending on what you're using the battery for, there's no harm in replacing a CR1632 with a CR1620; you'll just get less utilization out of the CR1620 than the CR1632. It is permissible to use it to replace the battery in a car key remote.
Can I Use CR2016 Instead of CR1632?
No, it probably won't physically fit in the battery socket. This is because a CR2016 is wider than a CR1620. (The CR2016 is also thinner too.)
What Are 1632 Batteries Used For?
The CR1632 batteries are often used in car key remotes, watches, toys and other electronic appliances. The Panasonic Lithium coin batteries provide long-lasting reliable power.
Are CR2016 and CR2032 Interchangeable?
Electrically speaking they have the same voltage so they will drive a circuit the same. However, they are different physical sizes so they are not physically interchangeable.
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