What voltage is safe for Vaping?

For 2-ohm coils, the ideal voltage falls between the ballpark of 3.3 to 4.0 volts. Higher ohm (aka higher resistance) coils allow for a higher voltage.

What does vaping at a higher voltage do?

Simply put, the higher the voltage you set, the higher the heat. This will intensify or lessen certain variables of your vape. A lower voltage setting allows more subtle flavors to come through since some delicate terpenes may not be discernible with higher heat.

What wattage should my vape be at?

Often, regardless of the type of tank, the best performance of the majority of vapes occurs between 80 and 100 watts. Higher wattages will render your coil “useless” – burn out and reduce the battery life.

What wattage should I vape at 0.16 ohm?

25-50 watts
The 0.16ohm Mesh coils have a recommended wattage range of 25-50 watts, with the best wattage at 40 watts. This means these coils are designed for sub ohm / direct to lung (DTL) vaping.

What wattage should I vape at 0.9 ohm?

A low ohm build, with a coil under 1.0-ohms at, say, a 0.9-ohm build might need a little more power, around 18-25 watts or so. Different materials may require you to use power of different modes, since the conductivity and longevity of the coil is different with the energy running through it.

What wattage should I vape at 0.15 ohm?

The lower resistance options (0.15 to 0.3 ohms) can generally go from anything ranging between 60 and 110 watts. Start at the mid point and work your way up – the more heat you get the more intense the flavour will be.

What juice is best for 0.16 ohm coil?

You can still use many of the short fills used with the 0.16ohm coils above, but for conserving your coils the best juices are the lower VG e liquids. Vapour Days UK and the Cherub brands of e liquids come in 10ml bottles and offer a wide range of flavours and nicotine strengths to suit all vapers.