Might last a little less, but being 2mm thicker may provide better contact, and since it is a bit smaller, if the battery socket is just a slide in clamp, yes you can interchanged them. Not so from a 2430 to a 2032, that one is a no no.
Cr2025
Yes
Yes, you can replace a CR1032 battery with a CR2032 battery as they have the same diameter and voltage. However, the CR2032 is slightly thicker, so make sure there is enough space in the device for the larger battery.
No, they are not the same size. CR2032 is 20mm in diameter while CR1632 is 16mm in diameter.
I used A Duracell DL2032 to replace a Maxwell CR2032. It seems to work just fine. It is used for my on board computer on my bike.
No, the CR 2450 is thicker
No, you cannot directly replace a CR1630 battery with a CR2032 battery. The CR1630 is 16mm in diameter and 3mm thick, while the CR2032 is 20mm in diameter and 3.2mm thick. The difference in size means the CR2032 will not fit in a device designed for a CR1630. Always use the specified battery type for your device to ensure proper function and safety.
No, you should not replace a CR2023 battery with a CR2032 battery. While both batteries have a similar diameter, the CR2023 is 2.0 mm thick, whereas the CR2032 is 3.2 mm thick. Using a thicker battery may cause it to not fit properly in the device, potentially leading to damage or malfunction. Always use the specified battery type for optimal performance.
No, you cannot replace a CR1620 battery with a CR2032 battery. The CR1620 is 1.6 mm thick, while the CR2032 is 3.2 mm thick, meaning the CR2032 will not fit in devices designed for a CR1620. Additionally, the voltage is the same (3 volts), but the physical size difference makes them incompatible. Always use the specified battery type for your device to ensure proper function.
Yes, a CR2430 can be replaced with a CR2450 in most applications, as both are 3V lithium coin cell batteries. However, the CR2450 is slightly thicker (5.0 mm compared to 3.0 mm for the CR2430), which may cause fit issues in devices designed for the CR2430. Always check the device specifications to ensure proper fit and functionality before making the substitution.
Yes you can, as long as there is wiggle room inside the device. The CR2032 is slightly thicker. However, mixing batteries is dangerous, so be careful using the device until you know how it will react to the alternative power.
No. You would only have half the voltage required as they are the same voltage.