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Is there a difference between a cr2032 battery and a dl2032 battery?
Li-MnO2 coin cells are typically called CR. For example, a CR2032 is a 20mm diameter and 3.2mm thickness. The number that follows the letters always indicates the diameter and thickness of the cell. Duracell uses the acronym "DL" for their similar product; however, the only difference between DL and CR cells is who manufactures them.
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