Safety Advice For Mods With Internal Batteries
While mods with built-in batteries are a good safe option for new vapers, there are still some safety issues. HereGuide For New Vapers - Batteries are some important lessons you should know.
Charge Correctly – Most built-in battery mods charge using a USB cable. You should always use the cable that came with your kit, but if not make sure the power output of the cable matches the mod. If the charger has a higher voltage than the battery it could overheat and damage it. It’s best to charge using your PC as this has extra safety features than charging through a wall socket.
Handle With Care – The LiPo batteries used in these mods are vulnerable to knocks and bumps. They are protected by little more than a foil casing, meaning a particularly hard knock can damage this internal battery. Modern mods are designed to minimise this but if you are worried it can help to buy a rubber cover for your mod, which helps to absorb any accidental shocks.
Use Correct Tanks and Coils – Some mods have a set limit when it comes to the types of coil they can fire. If the resistance is too high or low for your mod, it can severely damage it. Check what range your gear can work with, and work within these limits.
Buy Authentic – To ensure your mod has gone through proper tests you should only purchase your gear from authorized dealers. Avoid second hand items as there's no way of knowing how the previous owner treated their kit. You can buy it on official vape shop.
Safe Storage – Don't leave your mod unattended in hot or moist environments, and never leave it charging overnight. Leaving your kit in direct sunlight can cause it to heat up with dangerous consequences.
Charge Correctly – Most built-in battery mods charge using a USB cable. You should always use the cable that came with your kit, but if not make sure the power output of the cable matches the mod. If the charger has a higher voltage than the battery it could overheat and damage it. It’s best to charge using your PC as this has extra safety features than charging through a wall socket.
Handle With Care – The LiPo batteries used in these mods are vulnerable to knocks and bumps. They are protected by little more than a foil casing, meaning a particularly hard knock can damage this internal battery. Modern mods are designed to minimise this but if you are worried it can help to buy a rubber cover for your mod, which helps to absorb any accidental shocks.
Use Correct Tanks and Coils – Some mods have a set limit when it comes to the types of coil they can fire. If the resistance is too high or low for your mod, it can severely damage it. Check what range your gear can work with, and work within these limits.
Buy Authentic – To ensure your mod has gone through proper tests you should only purchase your gear from authorized dealers. Avoid second hand items as there's no way of knowing how the previous owner treated their kit. You can buy it on official vape shop.
Safe Storage – Don't leave your mod unattended in hot or moist environments, and never leave it charging overnight. Leaving your kit in direct sunlight can cause it to heat up with dangerous consequences.
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