Battery Safety is extremely important. To use Electronic Cigarettes safely, you will need a basic understanding of Battery Safety and Maintenance. It’s vitally important that you charge and store your batteries in a safe and responsible way in order to avoid explosions, fire hazards or personal injury. When used correctly, even the most powerful batteries are completely safe so there’s no need to worry, but it’s best to be informed so you can keep vaping safely.
DO NOT store loose batteries in your bag or pocket.
Contact with coins could complete the circuit leading to risk of explosion.
DO NOT use a battery if there are signs of damage or wear.
Any corrosion, dents, bends, leaks, scratches or a ripped plastic outer cover.
DO NOT store batteries in areas with fluctuating temperatures.
It’s unlikely to pose risks while being charged but it should still be monitored.
DO NOT charge your batteries on a flammable surface.
Keep away from flammable materials. The increased heat could cause a fire.
DO NOT allow the battery to come into contact with water.
Avoid leaving them in a humid environment for long periods of time.
DO NOT mix and match batteries.
Unless specifically stated that this is safe to do so from the manufacturer.
DO NOT keep your batteries if they become unusually hot.
Dispose of batteries that show any signs of wear due to excessive heat.
DO NOT use batteries that provide a lower power output than your device.
Ensure your batteries output matches the coil and tank have.
Non-Removable (internal) Battery Safety
Internal Batteries are used in Vape Pens, Starter Kits and POD Systems. The battery is charged through a Micro-USB port on the device itself. These batteries pose a much lower risk of problems since they’re self-contained inside the kit, but you still have to be careful when charging the device to ensure there are no issues.
DO NOT charge your device in a mains charger.
Charge your device through your laptop or computer’s USB port.
DO NOT continue using the device if the battery doesn’t hold charge.
This is a sign your battery is worn and is close to needing to be replaced.
DO NOT use if the battery is outputting more wattage than expected.
Or if it’s much hotter than usual. This could be a sign your battery is damaged.
DO NOT increase the wattage past the recommended limits.
The recommended wattage for your device is shown on your directly on your coils.
DO NOT keep your device on while you’re not using it.
Avoid accidental misfires which help keep your batteries in top condition for longer.
