Battery

CR13N

3V lithium cell

CR1-3N is a pack label for CR13N — same battery, different name on the package.

Chemistry
lithium
Voltage
3 V
Diameter
11.6 mm
Length
10.8 mm
Used by
3 devices

Common uses: Film SLR cameras · Photographic equipment

CR13N Diagram

CR13N orthographic diagram with top, bottom or end views and side profile dimensions
Brand-neutral outline — confirm the tray in your device.

Other names

Genuine aliases and pack labels for this battery — not substitutes of a different chemistry.

CR1/3N · CR1-3N · 2L76 · DL1/3N

Related codes

Commonly confused with

Not a substitute

Different size family — CR1/3N is not CR123A

Not a substitute

One CR1/3N can replace two LR44 only when a device manual lists both (e.g. Minolta X-700) — not a general drop-in

Not a substitute

One CR1/3N can replace two SR44 only when the device manual lists the lithium option

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

11.6 × 10.8 mm

Device-specific caveats

From manufacturer-backed notes on devices that use CR13N — not generic advice.

  • Keep button cells away from children.
  • Do not use 1.35V mercury MR44 / PX625-class cells; the manual forbids mercury lookalikes.

Devices using CR13N

3

Used in

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Notes

3V lithium cell roughly the height of two LR44/SR44 stacked. Common alternative in Minolta X-700 / Nikon FM-class manuals. Trade label often written CR1/3N. Not a CR123A.