Ag10 Battery Replacement(407)

They’re different button-cell sizes, so they don’t swap one‑to‑one. If your device calls for AG10, you’ll typically see matching codes like LR1130, LR54, L1131, 189, and sometimes SR1130/389/390 listed on Walmart.com. LR44 is a thicker size used by different battery codes, so it may not fit properly where an AG10 is specified.

• Check the code printed on your old battery or in your device manual.
• Search by that exact code to find the closest match.
• When in doubt, choose the size your device lists to help avoid fit issues.

Look for the equivalent codes printed on your current cell. For AG10, common cross‑references on Walmart.com include LR1130, LR54, L1131, 189, and some listings also show SR1130/389/390 for the same size. These codes point to batteries that are designed to fit the AG10 size.

• Match the code on your original battery for the best fit.
• If your device manual specifies a particular code, follow that guidance.
• You’ll see packs ranging from 2 to 60+ cells, so pick a quantity that suits how often you replace them.

On Walmart.com, the AG10 size commonly appears under these codes: AG10, LR1130, LR54, L1131, 189. You may also see SR1130/389/390 in some listings as the same physical size. These codes help you filter to the right replacement.

• Type any of those codes into search to view compatible options.
• Use the Coin & Button Cell Batteries category filters to narrow results.
• Compare the code on your old battery to the product title to confirm a match before purchasing.

Many watches, calculators, toys, and small electronics use the AG10‑size button cell. The best indicator is the code printed on your device’s current battery or noted in the manual.

• If your old battery shows AG10, LR1130, LR54, L1131, 189, or SR1130/389/390, you’re in the right size family.
• Choose the same code your device lists to help maintain proper fit and performance.
• Consider a multi‑pack if you have several devices or want spares for future replacements.

You’ll see both 1.5V and 1.55V across AG10‑size listings (e.g., AG10/LR1130/LR54 and SR1130/389/390). That’s normal—manufacturers describe the nominal voltage slightly differently depending on cell type and labeling. Both values are commonly associated with this button‑cell size.

• Match the code your device calls for first; voltage labeling varies by type.
• If your manual specifies a particular code or voltage, follow that guidance.
• When replacing, confirm the printed code on your old battery to help ensure compatibility.