Are these the same as LR44G

This is what I found .. stats listed below .. look at your product for what it exactly requires .. Contents LR44 Battery Equivalent This website is a guide to the several equivalent LR44 batteries so you know which one to buy. Best Deal About LR44 LR44 is an alkaline 1.5 V battery. The most common equivalent batteries are: AG13 L1154 LR1154 157 Silver Oxide Equivalent Batteries LR44 can be also be replaced with a silver oxide battery. The most common silver oxide equivalents are: SR44 SR44SW 303 357 Label Confusion Many generic packages will list both AG13 and 357 on the label, which are different battery chemistries. Generally, if it lists any alkaline name, then the batteries are alkaline and not silver oxide. Comparing Equivalent Batteries in Detail So now you know the equivalent names. Even though the size is the same, they may not be exactly alike. Prices can range among equivalent batteries and knowing how to compare specifications will make you better informed for choosing one. These days, brand name batteries are mainly selling silver oxide equivalents. So if you are buying from a big box retailer, you will only probably find 357 or 303 Energizer or Duracell batteries. But with the price of silver going up, they are getting more expensive all the time. Alkaline LR44 batteries are cheaper, but which one should you use? Alkaline Equivalent Cheap Voltage decreases with battery life Shorter life Silver Oxide Equivalent Expensive Maintains voltage with use Longer life As you can see, the main differences are the price, life, and voltage. So if you are just using the battery for some toys, blinking lights, or a calculator, an alkaline might suit you better. Some electronics which require a certain voltage to operate such as a digital caliper, will fare better with a silver oxide battery. Compare the following voltage discharge graphs. You can see silver oxide equivalent batteries maintain a higher voltage longer. This is why devices that require a certain voltage to operate will seem to eat up alkaline batteries because at 50% capacity, the alkaline battery will not have enough voltage to operate the device. Chart 1. Alkaline discharge curve. Chart 2. Silver oxide discharge curve. Comparing Equivalent Capacities If you use a lot of LR44 batteries, then the following info can be useful. When shopping for an LR44 equivalent, you can compare battery capacity by looking at the milliampere (mAh) number. Often they will claim 150 to 165 mAh capacity, but is that really true? To find out, you need to take a closer look at their data sheet to compare apples to apples. Chinese Brand 1. Lists capacity at 158 mAh. Chinese Brand 2. Lists capacity at 165 mAh. Energizer Brand. Lists capacity at 150 mAh. Maxell Brand. Lists capacity at 165 mAh At a glance of the numbers, it seems the cheaper Chinese brand batteries have more capacity than brand name Energizer batteries. But to compare equally, you must use the same cut off voltage. Using a cut off voltage of 1.3V, we see Chinese brand 1 reaches it in 500 hours at 6800 ohms. So to calculate capacity: Chinese Brand 1: 1.5/6.8 x 500 = 110 mAh. Chinese Brand 2: 1.5/5.0 x 360 = 108 mAh Energizer: 1.5/6.5 x 630 = 150 mAh Maxell: 1.5/4.7 x 500 = 160 mAh As you can see, these generic batteries have less capacity when compared with the same cut off voltage. How do you choose? The price of Chinese Brand 1 would need to be 73% of the Energizer price to be equal, which actually is pretty easy to find.

Is it compatible to L1154?

Some stores will have a chart detailing which types of batteries (in this case LR44 and your L1154) will be compatible. My hunch is LR44 would not be compatible, but check the bottom area of the package which also will indicate what types can replace others.

Duracell Specialty Lr44 Alkaline Button Battery 1,5V, Pack of 1 with 2 pieces battery (76A / A76 / V13Ga) Designed For Use In Toys, Calculators And Measurement Devices

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