Battery
CR1620
3V lithium coin cell
5009LC is a pack label for CR1620 — same battery, different name on the package.
Common questions
- What is a CR1620 battery?
- CR1620 is a 3-volt lithium coin cell about 16 mm across and 2.0 mm thick. Casio LW-200 (module 2672) on this site takes one CR1620. It is not CR1616 (thinner / lower capacity). Some OEM manuals list CR1616 or CR1620 as approved options — buy the code named for your device.
- What do the letters in CR1620 mean?
- Under the IEC naming system, C is the assigned code for lithium–manganese dioxide — not taken from the spelling of those chemicals — and R means round (coin or button). The numbers encode size. Same diameter with a different first letter is a different battery. Full guide: CR vs LR vs SR.
- What is CR1620 also called?
- CR1620 pack labels and aliases on this site include DL1620, ECR1620, BR1620, 5009LC. These are names for the same battery entity — not chemistry substitutes.
- What devices use a CR1620?
- Examples on this site: Casio LW-200. Always confirm on the device page.
Other names
Related codes
Rechargeables are not equivalents
Rechargeable coin cells (LIR, ML, VL, CTL and similar) are not drop-in replacements for disposable CR cells — voltage and charging requirements differ. Same size does not mean the same battery.
Size family
Devices using CR1620
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Testers & chargers
Optional tools that fit this cell type — only where the chemistry allows. Separate from the battery answer.
- Coin cell / button cell battery tester
Quick check of CR / LR / SR button and coin cells before fitting
- ZTS Mini-MBT Multi-Battery Tester
More informative state-of-charge style checks across common formats
- Fluke 101 Digital Multimeter
Accurate open-circuit voltage and basic electrical checks
- Coin / button cell tester
Quick check for CR / LR / SR coin cells
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Notes
3V lithium coin 16×2.0 mm. Not CR1616 (thinner / lower capacity). Some OEM manuals list CR1616 or CR1620 as approved backups — verify the device page.