Vape Battery Lingo

We all know that in order to enjoy a satisfying vaping
experience, you need to have the right batteries. Despite the fact that batteries
are so crucial to one’s vape session, they’re critically overlooked and
unappreciated. The fact of the matter is
that without a battery, a person can’t vape.
And, yet, so many people don’t really know much about how vape batteries
work.

One reason why so many people don’t know a whole lot
about vape batteries is because there’s a good deal of vocabulary to learn
before knowing what to look for. That’s
why we’re here today. We’re gonna be
breaking down the various lingo used to describe vape batteries. This way, you’ll have a better idea of what
to look for the next time you need to purchase a new battery for your vaping
device.

Why Knowing Your Vape Battery Lingo is
Crucial

Not knowing your vape battery lingo can seriously cost
you, literally. Because vaping devices
are so compact and easy to use these days, we forget that they’re actually
highly complex in terms of their technology.
This means that each device demands the right battery stats in order to
function. Using the wrong battery can
damage your device, and even damage you if you’re not careful.

So, allow us to walk you through some of the more
important terms associated with vape batteries.
By the end of this article, you’ll know exactly what to look at when
you’re shopping for vape batteries.

Capacity

Capacity refers to the maximum amount of energy that
can be derived from the battery, and it’s measured in milliampere hours. Have you ever noticed that when you purchase
a new vape battery, you see an “mAh” at the end? That stands for milliampere hours, which
means that the number before the “mAh” is the capacity.

Knowing which capacity your battery is is extremely
important. If your capacity is too low,
your vaping device won’t give you much vapor, and the demands that the device
puts on the battery can be quite dangerous.
Similarly, if the capacity is too high, too much energy can be running
through your device, which can be equally dangerous.

Voltage and Wattage

Voltage refers to the amount of energy that a battery
can provide to a device. Voltage and
wattage share a very close relationship, as it turns out. The higher the voltage of your battery, the
higher the wattage of your device. This
is why you must choose your battery based on the maximum wattage of your vaping
device. This will ensure that your
battery can actually handle the demands of the wattage that you have your
device set at.

Dual Battery

You may have noticed that a lot of mods say “dual
battery.” This simply means that the mod
requires two batteries rather than one.
Most of today’s box mods take two batteries, as this allows for the
proper amount of voltage so that the device can reach its high wattage level.

Integrated Battery

An integrated battery is simply a battery that’s built
into the mod. Most pod mods have
integrated batteries.

Li-Ion

Li-ion refers to lithium-ion batteries, which are the
batteries that are compatible with conventional mods.

Keep These Terms Handy

Knowing the lingo surrounding the world of vape
batteries will help you know how to purchase the best batteries for your
mod. Use this guide to discover the vocabulary
that you need to know before making a purchase.
This will help you avoid making a costly mistake.