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Thanks Chris for your proppmt reply and the link to a supplier. Yes those are obviously the ones, and with the £5.95 handling charge (vatable!) two would cost £36.78. Then of course you have to solder them. I appreciate that these would last longer, but I buy the panasonic D battteries 6 for...

The actual part No. is LITHPK 2 (7.2v dc) It is a sealed Lithium battery that fits snugly in the heat protected metal casing of the fire. From the wrapping, it appears to be just two batteries, presumably connected in series and the same size as the D cell ones I have used, but must be 3.6v or...

The battery pack for remote fires are stupidly expensive. £40-£80 and may not last even 12 months. To get round this, use 5 x R20 D batteries. Cut a plastic water pipe the same length as the 5 batteries end to end. The size of the pipe is the one that is slightly smaller than the battery...