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Pedometers need to have their batteries replaced regularly, and the most commonly used pedometer batteries are button batteries. When looking for a long-lasting power source for your pedometer, you can give priority to button batteries such as CR1025, CR2016, and CR2032.

Classified recycling: Different types of batteries need to be handled separately. Ordinary primary batteries are mostly mercury-free batteries and can be disposed of with household waste; mobile phone batteries and power banks are mostly lithium batteries, which pose less environmental risks and can usually be recycled; lead-acid batteries commonly used in electric bicycles are hazardous waste and need to be specially recycled and disposed of.

The performance of button batteries in low temperature environments varies due to differences in functions and technologies. Not all button batteries can withstand low temperatures. To ensure that the battery can work properly in low temperatures, you need to carefully read the instructions or packaging labels to understand its specific low temperature resistance performance. Generally speaking, the normal operation of button batteries will be affected in low temperature environments.

The Internet of Things (IoT) has become an integral part of life. Nowadays, various smart devices surround people's lives, and most of them require reliable power to continue to operate. Primary button batteries, as a common energy source, play a vital role in many IoT products.

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