The Kodak MAX Super Alkaline LR44 Button Cell Batteries provide compact, dependable power for small electronic devices that use LR44-type alkaline cells. This convenient pack contains 10 non-rechargeable batteries, making it suitable for households, offices, workshops and businesses that regularly use button-cell-powered equipment.
Each battery delivers a nominal voltage of 1.5 V and has a specified capacity of approximately 155 mAh under the manufacturer's stated test conditions. The compact button-cell design fits compatible devices with limited battery space, including calculators, electronic toys, small flashlights, remote controls, laser pointers and other low-power electronic accessories.
These batteries use alkaline manganese-dioxide chemistry and are designed for single-use operation. Their standard LR44 size is also commonly identified by codes such as AG13, A76 and LR1154, helping users find a replacement for equipment that specifies a compatible alkaline cell. Always check the original battery marking and device manual before replacing a cell, particularly when the device specifies a silver-oxide SR44 battery rather than an alkaline LR44.
Supplied in a 10-piece pack, these Kodak batteries are a practical choice for keeping replacement cells available for everyday equipment. The small format makes them easy to store with other household or office battery supplies.
Product specifications
Brand: Kodak
Product range: MAX Super Alkaline
Model / pack reference: KAG13-10
Product type: Alkaline button-cell batteries
Battery designation: LR44 / AG13
Common alternative codes: A76, LR1154, 1166A
Nominal voltage: 1.5 V per battery
Nominal capacity: 155 mAh under the manufacturer's test conditions
Chemistry: Alkaline manganese dioxide
Quantity: 10 batteries
Rechargeable: No
Approximate dimensions per battery: 11.45 mm diameter × 5.4 mm height
Suitable for: Compatible calculators, toys, small electronic devices, remote controls and flashlights
Safety: Keep button-cell batteries out of the reach of children. Swallowing a button cell can cause severe internal injuries and requires immediate medical attention. Do not recharge, short-circuit or dispose of batteries in fire; follow local battery recycling guidance.
