- CR2032 Compatibility: Designed specifically to hold one standard CR2032 coin cell battery (Battery not included).
- Integrated On/Off Switch: Includes a small slide switch for convenient power control without removing the battery.
- Sewable Design: Features large “sew tabs” for easy, secure integration into fabric using conductive thread.
- Low Profile: Extremely flat and circular design ensures the holder sits discreetly within garments.
- Optimal Voltage: Provides approximately 3V output, ideal for powering 3.3V LilyPad systems and components.
- Clear Labeling: Tabs are clearly labeled with ‘+’ (Power) and ‘-‘ (Ground) for simple wiring.
- Durable Construction: Robust build quality suitable for repeated battery swaps and use in wearable projects.
LilyPad Coin Cell Battery Holder CR2032
| Power Source | 1 x CR2032 Coin Cell Battery (Battery not included) |
|---|---|
| Output Voltage (Nominal) | Approx. 3V DC |
| Output Connection | Sew Tabs (+ and -) |
| Integrated Switch | Slide On/Off Switch |
| Current Output | Limited by the CR2032 battery capabilities (typically max 3mA – 15mA continuous draw) |
| Dimensions | Approx. 30mm (1.2") diameter |
| Compatibility | Best suited for 3.3V LilyPad Microcontrollers and low-power LEDs |





- Wearable Accessories: Powering small, decorative LED components in jewelry, hair accessories, or small patches.
- Educational Tools: Providing a simple, safe power source for students learning basic e-textile circuits.
- Discreet Integration: For projects where a larger LiPo or AAA battery holder would be too bulky.
- Temporary Installations/Art: Ideal for short-term projects that require easy power management via the integrated switch.
No, it does not regulate the voltage. It provides the raw voltage of the CR2032 battery (approx. 3V). This is suitable for 3.3V systems but is not appropriate for projects requiring a stable, regulated 5V source.
No, the CR2032 coin cell battery is sold separately.
No. CR2032 batteries are primary (single-use) batteries. Attempting to recharge a non-rechargeable battery is extremely dangerous and can cause explosions or fires. For rechargeable solutions, use the LilyPad LiPower board and a LiPo battery.
Yes, the board itself is designed to be hand-washable, provided the battery is removed first and the entire unit is allowed to air dry completely before any new batteries are inserted.
Battery life depends heavily on how many components you connect and how much current they draw. A CR2032 has limited capacity (around 200mAh). For a simple circuit with 2-3 LEDs, it might last many days of intermittent use. For a microcontroller drawing high current, it might only last a few hours.













