AnswerLR44, A76, AG13, L1154, V13GA are the supported exact aliases for one 11.6 × 5.4 mm alkaline button cell. No other family is treated as an automatic replacement.
- Format
- Alkaline button cell
- Dimensions
- 11.6 × 5.4 mm
- Voltage
- 1.5 V nominal
- Chemistry
- Alkaline manganese dioxide / zinc
- Drain context
- General-purpose alkaline; sloping discharge profile
- Rechargeable?
- No — primary cell; do not recharge.
- Capacity context
- Manufacturer-, load- and cut-off-specific; use the linked datasheet for a qualified figure.
- Confidence
- High
Supported application context
- Devices whose battery compartment or manual specifies LR44 or a listed alias
Application context is limited to the scope stated in Energizer A76 Product Datasheet; it is not a device compatibility claim.
This alkaline family is often sold beside a same-size silver-oxide option. The shared envelope explains the confusion, but the chemistry and voltage profile prevent an unqualified direct-replacement claim.
At 11.6 × 5.4 mm, LR44 shares an envelope with SR44SW/303, SR44W/357 and PR44 zinc-air. Those records span three chemistries, three nominal-voltage systems and two silver-oxide drain classes.
Commonly confused
What the code means
LR44 is the IEC-style alkaline button-cell identity. The other codes listed here are evidence-backed commercial or manufacturer aliases, not separate battery sizes.
Discharge and drain behaviour
Alkaline button cells have a more sloping discharge curve than same-size silver-oxide cells. Runtime and delivered voltage therefore depend strongly on load and the device cut-off.
Capacity context: Manufacturer-, load- and cut-off-specific; use the linked datasheet for a qualified figure.
Substitution guidance
Treat only the listed aliases as exact. Same-size silver-oxide families differ in chemistry, nominal voltage and discharge behaviour; use one only when current device or manufacturer guidance permits it.