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LR41 battery equivalent

The one maker datasheet we found that prints LR41 is Energizer’s 192: a manganese dioxide cell 7.90 mm across and 3.60 mm tall, rated 1.50 V. That sheet lists no other codes besides the IEC designation. The silver-oxide 392 and 384 have the same size on their sheets, but they are a different chemistry, and no sheet we checked lists them as LR41 replacements.

The copy of the 192 datasheet on Energizer’s site is stamped “OBSOLETE” at the foot of the page. We show its figures because it is still the maker’s published sheet for this cell; the stamp may mean the sheet or the part has been withdrawn, and the datasheet doesn’t say which.

AG3, the code often searched for alongside LR41, isn’t printed on any maker datasheet or cross-reference page this site cites, so we can’t match it to a cell from a maker’s own sheet.

SR41 equivalent: 392 and 384

If you are looking for an SR41 equivalent: on the sheets we checked, SR41 is the IEC name for the silver-oxide 392 and 384. Energizer’s 392 and 384 datasheets and Renata’s 392 (SR736W) and 384 (SR736SW) datasheets each print it. On those sheets the cell is 7.90 mm across and 3.60 mm tall, rated 1.55 V. The 192 above is manganese dioxide, not silver oxide, and no sheet lists it as a replacement for an SR41, so we don’t call it an SR41 equivalent.

192 (LR41) vs 392 / 384 (SR41)

LR41 and SR41: Same size, different chemistry — not listed as equivalent

On the datasheets the 392 and 384 share the 192’s diameter and height. The 192 is manganese dioxide at 1.50 V; the 392 and 384 are silver oxide at 1.55 V. Their capacity ratings aren’t comparable with each other either: Energizer and Renata test the 392 / 384 at different loads and cut-off voltages, so both figures are shown below. If your device’s manual names a cell, use that one.

Specs, with sources

Energizer 192 (IEC LR41, manganese dioxide)

Maker part numbers checked: Energizer 192

Chemistry
Manganese dioxideEnergizer 192 datasheet, PDF p. 1 · checked 2026-09-27
Voltage
1.50 VEnergizer 192 datasheet, PDF p. 1 · checked 2026-09-27
Diameter
7.90 mmEnergizer 192 datasheet, PDF p. 1 (upper figure of the range on the drawing) · checked 2026-09-27
Height
3.60 mmEnergizer 192 datasheet, PDF p. 1 (upper figure of the range on the drawing) · checked 2026-09-27
Rated capacity
45 mAhEnergizer 192 datasheet, PDF p. 1 (15 kΩ, to 0.9 V) · checked 2026-09-27

SR41: 392 / 384 (silver oxide)

Maker part numbers checked: Energizer 384, Energizer 392, Renata 384, Renata 392

Chemistry
Voltage
Diameter
Height
Rated capacity
Sources disagree

Each maker rates capacity under its own test load and cut-off voltage, so the figures below aren’t measured the same way.

Codes printed on the SR41 datasheets

Renata’s cross-reference list

Renata, a battery maker, prints these other brands’ part numbers next to its own on each product page. They are Renata’s cross-references, not those brands’ own statements.

Renata 384: Maxell SR41SW, Panasonic SR41SW, Murata SR41SW, Toshiba SR41SW, Energizer Eveready 384, Varta V384, Rayovac 384, Duracell D 384/392, Citizen 280-18, Seiko SB-A1/D1Renata 384 product page · checked 2026-09-26

Renata 392: Maxell SR41W, Panasonic SR41W, Murata SR41W, Toshiba SR41W, Energizer Eveready 392, Varta V392, Rayovac 392, Duracell D 384/392, Timex K, Citizen 280-13, Seiko SB-B1Renata 392 product page · checked 2026-09-26

What this page doesn’t cover

  • Other makers’ cells sold as LR41. We list only cells whose datasheet we could open and check.
  • Which cell a thermometer, laser pointer or toy takes. Its manual, or the marking on the old cell, is the authority.
  • Where to buy. This site sells nothing and has no shop links.

Other cells

How values are checked and what “equivalent” means here: method.