Vape Cart Battery: The Ultimate Guide for Beginners

Vape Cart batteries in the UK available for next day shipping. Especially intended for cannabis and thick oil vaping.

Options available from Yocan, such as the tiny Yocan Kodo, the Yocan Kodo Pro. As well as the brand new and exiting products from Doteco such as the TIK10 and TIK20 OLED screen battery options. We also offer SmartCart pen style batteries for a budget friendly option.

If you’re new to vaping CBD or thick oils, you might be wondering what a vape cart battery is, how it works, and how to choose the right one for your needs. In this article, we’ll cover everything you need to know about vape cart batteries, from the basics to the more advanced features, so you can make an informed decision when selecting a battery for your vape cart. Please note, these batteries are not designed for using nicotine vape tanks. Instead they are specialised for the use when running thick CBD oil or other plant oils. The coils are designed to run thick viscous liquids, and not intended for nicotine e-liquid.

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. What is a Vape Cart Battery?
3. Types of Vape Cart Batteries
   • Button-Activated Batteries
   • Draw-Activated Batteries
4. Voltage and Wattage: What You Need to Know
   • Variable Voltage Batteries
   • Variable Wattage Batteries
5. Battery Capacity: Milliamp Hours (mAh)
6. Battery Size and Compatibility
7. Models to choose from
8. Battery Safety Tips
9. Common Issues and Troubleshooting
10. Conclusion
11. FAQs

1. Introduction

Vaping has become a popular alternative to smoking cannabis, and for good reason. Vaping allows users to inhale CBD or other substances in a vapor form rather than smoke, which can be harmful to the lungs. Vape carts, also known as cartridges, are the containers that hold the vaping liquid, and they are attached to a vape cart battery. In this article, we’ll focus on vape cart batteries, which are an essential component of any vaping experience. With the rise of disposable CBD pens, we feel that dedicated batteries are a much more environmental option. Allowing the user to keep the battery for many months and years of repeat use, compared with the single use alternatives for disposable CBD pens.

2. What is a Vape Cart Battery?

A vape cart battery is a rechargeable battery that powers a cannabis vape cart. The battery connects to the vape cart via a threaded connection and supplies the necessary voltage and wattage to heat up the coil, which turns the vaping liquid into vapor. A good vape cart battery should be reliable, durable, and easy to use. Look out for battery displays which are handy way of keeping track of your battery percentage just like on a smartphone. Look out for USB-C recharging options as well as pre-heat functions. All tie together to make a fantastic vaping experience for CCELL style ceramic carts we provide.

3. Types of Vape Cart Batteries

There are two main types of vape cart batteries: button-activated and draw-activated.

Button-Activated Batteries

Button-activated batteries have a physical button that you press to activate the battery and start vaping. These batteries are more customizable because you can control the temperature and wattage settings with the button. They’re also generally more powerful than draw-activated batteries, which means they produce more vapor. We focus on button activated here at UK Vape carts.

Draw-Activated Batteries

Draw-activated batteries don’t have a physical button; instead, they activate when you inhale on the vape cart. These batteries are more straightforward to use because there’s no button to press. However, they’re generally less powerful than button-activated batteries, which means they produce less vapor. We do not sell any draw activated batteries, but there are good options available on the market.

4. Voltage and Wattage: What You Need to Know

Voltage and wattage are two essential factors to consider when choosing a vape cart battery.

Variable Voltage Batteries

Variable voltage batteries allow you to adjust the voltage output of your battery. Increasing the voltage will increase the amount of vapor produced, but it will also drain the battery faster. Lowering the voltage will produce less vapor but conserve the battery’s charge.

Variable Wattage Batteries

Variable wattage batteries allow you to adjust the wattage output of your battery. Increasing the wattage will also increase the amount of vapor produced and will have a similar effect on the battery as increasing the voltage.

5. Battery Capacity: Milliamp Hours (mAh)

Battery capacity is measured in milliamp hours (mAh) and indicates how long your battery will last before needing to be recharged. The higher the mAh rating, the longer your battery will last. Look for around 400mAh or greater for a battery that would last a full day for cart uses.

6. Battery Size and Compatibility

Battery size and compatibility are important factors to consider when choosing a vape cart battery. Not all batteries are compatible with all vape carts, so make sure to check the specifications before purchasing. Additionally, battery size is important because it affects how well the battery fits into your vape cart. Some vape carts are designed for smaller batteries, while others can accommodate larger ones.

7. Models to choose from

Smart Cart – From £4. Micro USB. 300 Mah. Preheat mode. 3 power settings. No Screen.

Yocan Kodo – £9.99. Micro USB. 400Mah. Preheat mode. 3 power settings. No Screen.

TIK10 – £9.49. USB-C. 400Mah. Preheat mode. 4 power settings. No Screen.

TIK20 – £13.99. USB-C. 400Mah. Preheat mode. Incremental power settings in 0.1v from 1.8v – 4.2v. OLED Screen.

Yocan Kodo Pro – £13.99. USB-C. 400Mah. Preheat mode. Incremental power settings in 0.1v from 1.8v – 4.2v. OLED Screen.

8. Battery Safety Tips

When using a vape cart battery, it’s important to follow these safety tips:

• Always use the battery as directed by the manufacturer.
• Never use a damaged or punctured battery.
• Keep your battery away from heat and moisture.
• Use the charger that comes with your battery.
• Do not overcharge your battery.
• Store your battery in a cool, dry place.

9. Common Issues and Troubleshooting

If you’re experiencing issues with your vape cart battery, try the following troubleshooting tips:

• Check the battery connections and make sure they’re clean.
• Make sure your battery is fully charged.
• Try adjusting the voltage or wattage settings.
• If you’re using a draw-activated battery, make sure you’re inhaling with enough force to activate the battery.
• If you’re using a button-activated battery, make sure you’re pressing the button correctly.

If these tips don’t work, contact the manufacturer or seek professional help.

10. Conclusion

A vape cart battery is an essential component of any vaping experience. When choosing a vape cart battery, consider the type, voltage and wattage settings, battery capacity, size and compatibility, charging method, and safety tips. By following these guidelines, you can find a battery that suits your needs and enhances your vaping experience.

11. FAQs

1. Can I use any battery with my vape cart?

• Any 510 threaded battery will be fine for running vape cartridges. However they need to output a low power. Using a large nicotine mod is often way to powerful for carts.

2. How long will my battery last before needing to be recharged?

• Battery life depends on the battery capacity, usage, and settings. Most batteries last between several hours to a day before needing to be recharged.

3. Can I charge my battery overnight?

• Yes, we provided batteries with auto-shut off functions to allow charging overnight.

4. How do I clean my battery connections?

• Use a clean, dry cloth to wipe the battery connections clean.

5. What should I do if my battery stops working?

• Try the troubleshooting tips listed in this article. If those don’t work, contact us at info@ukvapecarts.co.uk and we will be glad to help