The most comprehensive e-cigarette battery and coil safety guide in 2024

 Our thorough manual on e-cigarette battery and coils will equip you with the knowledge to operate your vaping gear safely and effectively.

The safety of vaping equipment has become a prominent topic in the industry. While seasoned vapers are often well-versed in handling batteries across different mods safely, newcomers to vaping must prioritize battery safety. It’s essential for vape shops to diligently educate their customers on proper battery safety measures to prevent any potential risks.

Regrettably, whenever there’s an incident involving a vaper mishandling their equipment, it tends to garner significant media attention. As research studies increasingly reveal the benefits of vaping, the media seeks alternative ways to portray negative aspects. Presently, one of the focal points of negativity revolves around incidents of e-cigarette batteries exploding.

In truth, the occurrence of battery accidents is exceedingly rare when considering the vast number of vaping products available in the market. These incidents predominantly involve unregulated equipment, which should only be handled by individuals well-versed in ohm’s law and the associated risks. However, each time such an incident arises, it tends to rapidly circulate, leading to misconceptions about the safety of vaping as a hobby.

We’re here to provide you with the peace of mind that comes from knowing that diligent handling, storage, and maintenance of your vape devices significantly mitigate any potential risks. Whether you’re a seasoned sub-ohm enthusiast with an array of mods or a newcomer embracing vaping with a starter kit, it’s crucial to prioritize proper battery safety in all your vaping endeavors!

Maintaining Replaceable e-cigarette battery (Cells).

We highly recommend using a battery cover or holder when carrying loose batteries to prevent them from coming into contact with each other or other metal objects.

Ensure that your batteries are inserted correctly to prevent venting. Even if your mod has reverse polarity protection, always double-check that the batteries are inserted in the correct orientation.

During the battery charging process, it’s essential to periodically check its status. Once the charging is complete, promptly remove the battery from the charger. Ensure that batteries are always charged on a fireproof surface and avoid leaving them unattended or charging overnight.

It’s crucial to protect batteries from extreme temperatures to avoid exposing the chemicals within them. Keep batteries stored at room temperature and away from any sources of heat or fire. Additionally, regularly inspect batteries for any signs of damage or dents, and refrain from using them if any such issues are detected.

It’s crucial to protect batteries from extreme temperatures to avoid exposing the chemicals within them. Keep batteries stored at room temperature and away from any sources of heat or fire. Additionally, regularly inspect batteries for any signs of damage or dents, and refrain from using them if any such issues are detected.

Extra care should be taken when handling rechargeable Lithium Ion cells, as they require a good understanding of how to charge, discharge, and assemble them safely. It’s important to educate yourself adequately on the proper procedures and precautions associated with Li-Ion batteries before using them.

To extend the lifespan of your Li-Ion battery, avoid allowing it to fully discharge. Unlike Nickel-based cells, Li-Ion batteries do not require complete discharge for optimal longevity. Instead, develop the habit of recharging your battery before the low battery indicator appears on the mod. This proactive approach to charging helps maintain the health of the battery over time.

To prolong the lifespan of your battery, ensure it stays above 2.5V. Allowing the voltage to drop below 2.0V can result in metal plating inside the battery, which poses risks such as short circuits or potential bursting. It’s essential to note that this voltage refers to the resting state of the battery, not the voltage it reaches under load during use. By maintaining the voltage above 2.5V, you can mitigate potential safety hazards and optimize the longevity of your battery.

If your battery voltage drops below 2.0V, it’s crucial to charge it immediately, but at the slowest rate your charger permits. Once the voltage surpasses 3.0V, you can revert to the normal charging rate. However, if the battery remains at 2.0V for an extended period, it’s likely damaged. Attempting to charge or use it at this stage may result in a short circuit. Therefore, it’s best to exercise caution and avoid using or charging a battery that has been at 2.0V for an extended duration.

Once you’ve removed the battery from your mod, it’s essential to let it cool to room temperature before initiating the charging process. Additionally, avoid employing a trickle charger with this battery type, as continuously holding the battery at trickle charge voltage can lead to damage. Furthermore, ensure that any devices utilized with rechargeable Lithium Ion IMR batteries possess an amp limit of 20A or higher. Using batteries with lower amp limits can pose potential hazards and should be avoided.

If you notice that your mod is giving battery alerts earlier than usual, delivering less power, or becoming warmer during use, it could indicate that the battery needs replacement. We’re here to assist you in checking the battery levels to determine if they’re no longer optimal. Additionally, we offer responsible disposal services for batteries that need to be retired. Remember, never dispose of batteries in the regular trash; always handle them with care and dispose of them properly.

Maintaining Rebuildable Atomizer Coils and Wicks

Rebuildable atomizers pose certain risks and are intended for experienced users only. Novice or casual vapers without a multimeter or a thorough understanding of when and how to use one, as well as those lacking basic knowledge of electronic devices, should refrain from using rebuildable atomizers. This caution is warranted for several reasons:

1.A rebuildable coil / wick MUST be tested carefully with a meter before it is used.

2.If it is not tested it is entirely the risk of the user.

3.Faulty wicks / coils WILL blow electronic devices.

4.New coil / wick units must be tested and then used first on a strong basic mod that has short circuit protection or better still a testing rig.

5.No new coil / wick assembly should be used on an electronic device until known to be safe.

6.These items destroy electronic devices if faulty. This is a known issue.

Sub-ohm tanks

Sub-ohm tanks and coils with sub-ohm resistance are suitable only for experienced users who are well-versed in vape safety practices. When using a sub-ohm tank, it’s crucial to observe additional safety measures. These tanks are compatible solely with mechanical or regulated mods capable of firing sub-ohm atomizers and coils.

For instance, if you’re using a 0.2ohm coil, your mod must have the capacity to fire atomizers of 0.2ohm or lower. Additionally, you must ensure that your batteries are capable of handling sub-ohm atomizers and coils. When using a regulated mod, verify that it can manage the required amps. Incorrect usage can result in injury or device damage. Utilize an OHM’S LAW CALCULATOR, VERIFY YOUR AMPS, and prioritize safety at all times.