Which e-cigarette cable can I use to control the temperature??
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I'm sure, You have via TC (Temperature Control) came and wondered, how it works, And what wire or coil I can use on a TC mod? And what are the advantages?
Looking for the perfection of the steam, manufacturers are looking for electronic cigarette -like options, to improve the general steam experience; One of the great breakthroughs was the introduction of temperature control. It optimizes the steam experience through a tailor -made programming of the coil types and resistors, so that their coils last longer and exploit their full potential.
What does the temperature control do?
Ever had a dry train? Ever with your tanks or Rdas, and the last little juice has been used. And the cotton dries out and they start, The combustion taste comes through, Or in extreme cases the cotton catches light.
A feature of the temperature control is, that the chipset can recognize in your mod, When your coil gets too hot (Due to the absence of liquid) and it will be prevented from doing the performance, that they interrupt the burning of their cotton.
TC sets acts as a autopilot, While steaming, With its programming of a coil type border temperatures, To your wattage, How to vap. So their coils will not overheat and try, To kill them!
Which cable can I use for the temperature control?
There are only certain types of wire, that can work with a TC-MOD.
To regulate the wattage in accordance with the limit values of the individual coils, If your mod's chipset reads tiny changes in resistance for any TC-compatible wire type and uses this information, To predict future changes.
Wire types like SS (stainless steel), Of (Titan) and ni (Nickel) all have a so-called temperature resistance coefficient or TCR! This is measured in units of the resistance increase per temperature unit. With each of these wire types, resistance increases in the heat and decreases again when cooling.
The chipset in your mod uses this information and predictability, by reading these changes in resistance and then using the values, To determine future changes and set the TC accordingly.
What does the temperature control do?
TC enables them, Safe with the limits of each coil, which you installed to evaporate, These limits are adapted by the adaptation of the Max Temp, that they run the coil, and this setting will not exceed, and based on the fact, that they flow juice, helps, The coil, These preset limits will prevent any type of dry hit.
Stainless steel
In contrast to other wires, SS can be easily operated in power mode due to its extreme heat resistance. SS wires require massive temperatures, Before the metal begins to oxidize, so that they are safer for them.
Plus SS has the highest resistance of the three TC wires, what means, that it can be used for more complex builds, The resistance down to pairing too low for your mod with. Also, If you are coil in the construction of imagination, Then SS will be for you. Besides, it is not really important, If you accidentally run your mod in VW or Power-Mod, it won't pop your coil.
Nickel
Nickel-ni200, is by far the most popular way of playing in TCM. It's very cheap, And much more precisely than SS in TC mode.
When it comes to building your own coils, I would personally remain clear from Nikel … The resistance is simply too low. And I think the wire is only so soft, to work. Plus the fact, The Nickel makes some seriously toxic oxide in the upper tempon steps, So you can only evaporate in TC mode. I have to admit, If adjusted correctly in TC, an absolute pleasure works.
Titan
With about half of the TCR of NI and a much higher TCR than SS, Ti is a good middle ground. Ti also has a low enough resistance, so that you can get a little more creative building your coils, is the only thought with Ti, that you have the strength of a superhero, Since it is a hard wire to bend. And unfortunately the price also makes it inaccessible to most of us.
Final Thoughts
As with most things relating to coils and vaping, a lot of it is down to the end user, as to what they prefer, and hopefully this article has given you a little insight into the types of wire you can use withtemperature control mods.
