Battery for electronic cigarettes we sell

Battery for electronic cigarettes we sell

The battery is designed to optimize the balance between usage time and weight.

The battery component of an electronic cigarette is essentially the brains of the device.  It is more than just a power storage device - it contains a microcomputer “smart chip,” operating mode sensor, indicator “ash” light, and the lithium ion battery cell, all concealed within a ‘cigarette’ looking aluminum shell.  In basic terms, when you inhale, the operating mode sensor triggers the microcomputer “smart chip” to turn on, which then tells the lithium ion battery to begin releasing power/charge to the atomizer.  The atomizer then heats up, thus vaporizing the nicotine solution found within the cartridge/filter.  All this occurs while the indicator “ash” light glows red, showing the electronic cigarette is currently being inhaled.

The battery is made of lithium ion, similar to batteries you would use for certain cameras or watches.

Allow 2-3 hours for the battery to charge.

You’ll know that it is time to recharge it when the light starts blinking.  Other signs that the battery is running down would be if you notice that inhaling becomes more difficult, or the amount of smoke diminishes on a new or fairly new cartridge.

Some of our customers like to have extra batteries so they can keep one at home, work, car, etc. Others like to always have one available. When one is charging you can use the other. Either way, it's good to have an extra one or two.