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old low-drain old high-drain multi-draintype type type name

301 386 386-301 MD

384 392 392-384 MD

397 396 397-396 MD

390 389 390-389 MD

303 357 357-303 MD

362 361 362-361 MD

394 380 394-380 MD

395 399 395-399 MD

371 370 371-370 MD

364 363 364-363 MD

377 376 377-376 MD

381 391 391-381 MD

Multi drain batteries utilize an innovative cell chemistry bringingyou the best characteristics of both high drain and low drain systems into one battery type. Multi drain batteries will work inany watch (high drain or low drain).

what ismulti drain?

Reduce your inventory! With the new Energizer® multi drainwatch battery you will be able to replace any silver oxide batteryin the market by stocking only 31 types. Plus, we’ve increasedthe shelf life up to seven years. That’s up to 40% improvement!

whymulti drain?

conversion tablespages 2–7

specifications andcross reference

pages 8–15

silver oxide and manganese dioxide batteriesWARNING: (1) Keep away from small children. If swallowed,

promptly see doctor. Have doctor phone 202-625-333 collect.(2) Do not open battery, dispose of in fire, recharge, put in backwards, mix with used or other battery types – may explode or leak and cause personal injury.

lithium batteriesWARNING: (1) Consumers are strongly cautioned to keep coin

cell batteries out of the reach of children. If swallowed, coin cell batteries can become lodged in the esophagus where they can cause chemical burns in as little as two hours. Serious, permanent injuries or even death can result. Please keep batteries in their original packaging until you are ready to use them, and make sure you dispose of used batteries right away. Make sure that any devices in which you install coin cells have battery compartments that are not accessible by children. If swallowed, please see a doctor immediately and have the doctor phone (202) 625-3333.(2) Fire, explosion, burn hazard. Do not open battery, dispose of in fire, heat above 100˚ C (212˚ F), expose contents to water, recharge, put in backwards, mix with used or other battery types – may explode or leak and cause personal injury.

• Reduced inventory – up to • Faster stock turns20% reduction in types with • Easier stock replenishment100% coverage of needs • Increased shelf life means

• Less inventory space less scrap

benefits:

for more information call 800.426.8268

DO read the instructions on yourdevice before installing batteries. Only use the size and type of batteryspecified in the instructions.

DO insert the batteries properly.Follow the symbols showing the correct way to position the positive(+) and negative (-) ends of the batteries.

DO keep battery contact surfacesclean by gently rubbing with a cleanpencil eraser or cloth.

DO immediately remove exhausted batteries from your device and dispose of properly.

DO remove all batteries from thedevice at the same time and replacethem with new batteries of the samesize and type.

DO preserve battery life by switchingoff a device and removing the batterieswhen it is not being used, and is notexpected to be used for extended periods of time.

DO practice proper battery storage by keeping batteries in a cool, dry place at normal room temperature. It is not necessary to store batteries in a refrigerator.

DON’T dispose of batteries in a fire — they may leak or rupture.

DON’T disassemble, crush, puncture, or otherwise damage batteries. This can result in leakage or rupture.

DON’T carry loose batteries in apocket or purse with metal objectslike coins, paper clips, etc. This canshort-circuit the battery, leading tohigh heat or leakage.

DON’T recharge a battery unless it is specifically marked "rechargeable."Attempting to recharge a non-rechargeable (primary) battery couldresult in leakage or rupture. Don't userechargeable alkaline batteries innickel metal hydride battery chargers.

DON’T store batteries or battery-powered devices in hot places — elevated temperatures can lead tocapacity loss, leakage or rupture.

DON’T mix old and new batteries,or mix different types or makes ofbatteries. This can cause leakage orrupture, resulting in personal injury or property damage.

DON’T give batteries to young children.

DON’T keep batteries, especiallysmall and coin cell batteries, withinreach of children. If swallowed, coincell batteries can become lodged in the esophagus where they cancause serious injuries in as little astwo hours.