Reason #1: Battery is Dying. Most often, a device blinking ten times is trying to tell you that the battery is too low to vape properly. We know that when the Yocan Evolve Plus XL is blinking 10 times, the device needs to be charged. Similarly, when the G Pen flashes 10 times, the battery is basically dead. This Cartisan Vape Pen has a 900mah battery cell. This provides you with enough battery life to go all day without creating a battery that is too bulky to take on-the-go. Cartisan has beautiful and elegant branding along the body of the battery as well as at the base which really makes Cartisan Ego Batteries stand out in a crowd. Conceal Devices 3 items 510 Vaporizers 10 items Accessories 2 items Read more Go! Add to cart Black Box $34.99 Add to cart KEYBD VV $29.99 Select options eGo Spinner Twist 13.
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- ONE (1) button click to engage power and vaporize the cartridge contents!
- TWO (2) button clicks will preheat the contents of the cartridge; simply let this cycle to the end (indicated by color cycling) or press the button to begin vaporization
- THREE (3) button clicks will select the variable voltage as follows:
—— Red is 4.0 Volts, Blue is 3.8 Volts, Green is 3.6 Volts
—— We highly recommend the Green setting as it will prolong the battery life and reduce the heat used to vaporize the contents of the cartridge - FIVE (5) button clicks will turn on the the pen’s battery power, five clicks again to turn off.
CAUTIONARY NOTE:
If battery is fully discharged the voltage will drop below where it can be charged and the LED will flash but the pen will no longer work. Please especially note that the LED will flash and auto power off if you hold the button to draw current for longer than 8 seconds, this is to prevent overheat!
Fully discharging your battery may harm it until it eventually appears to be dead (once it reaches a point below 2.5v it will no longer charge with our chargers)! It is much better to do a partial discharge as this reduces stress and prolongs battery life. Please remember that elevated temperature and high currents affect battery cycle life. Also, Lithium-ion batteries suffer from stress when exposed to heat, as does keeping a cell at a high charge voltage.
We highly encourage you to please take care of your Batteries!
How to Care for Your Battery:
Did you know that compared to a FULL discharge, a partial discharge reduces stress and prolongs battery life? Our batteries are Lithium-Ion rechargeable batteries, and normal care for Li-Ion devices applies to our batteries as well. As an overview: elevated temperature and high currents affect cycle life, and Lithium-ion suffers from stress when exposed to heat or keeping a cell at a high charge voltage. In short all of these things affect how quickly stress breaks down (oxidizes) the internal cell structure of the battery.
- Avoid completely discharging lithium-ion batteries!
If a lithium-ion battery is discharged below 2.5 volts per cell, a safety circuit built into the battery opens and the battery appears to be dead to the end user. In some cases the original charger may also now be of no use, as only battery analyzers with the boost function have a chance of recharging the battery. However in most cases your battery will be somewhere between 2.55 and 2.65 volts, so simply leave the battery on the charger for over a day to reset the reference voltage level and fully charge (including final slowest/trickle charge) and your battery may resume normal operations.
Also, for safety reasons, do not recharge deeply discharged lithium-ion batteries if they have been stored in that condition for several months. For extended storage, discharge a lithium-ion battery to about 40 percent and then TURN the battery OFF (five clicks with our batteries) and store it in a cool place. Storing the battery fully charged means oxidation of lithium-ion is at its highest rate. - Keep your batteries at room temperature if possible
That means between 20 and 25 degrees C. The worst thing that can happen to a lithium-ion battery is to be fully charged and then be subjected to elevated temperatures. This is because heat is by far the largest factor when it comes to reducing lithium-ion battery life. So don't leave or charge your mobile device's battery in your car when it's hot out. Also be aware that fully discharging a battery in a short period of time (the vape cloud phenomena is a good example of this) and then expecting to quickly charge it also affects the lithium-ion internal cell structure. - Allow partial discharges and avoid full ones (usually)
Lithium-ion batteries are not like NiCd (Nickel-Cadmium) batteries, in that they do not get a charge 'memory.' This means deep-discharge cycles (fully discharging then recharging) are not required. It's far better for the battery's health to use partial-discharge cycles, and not fully discharge or fully charge the battery in one go, as this creates heat and increases the rate of micro-fractures in the cell structure.
Some resources will tell you to fully discharge occasionally to 'set the battery meter' on digital devices like Phones, however be aware that this is ONLY setting a reference level FOR that metering circuit/function. Also, continuous partial discharges create a condition called digital memory in the METER circuit itself (not in the battery as in NiCd), decreasing the accuracy of the device's power gauge. So by letting the battery discharge to the cut-off point and then recharge the power gauge WILL be recalibrated. However fully discharging a battery still has an effect on the Lithium-Ion cell structure, so balance the need for 'proper metering' with longterm lifespan.
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Cartisan Pen Battery User's Manual 2
Vape pens are a popular option among cannabis consumers due to their portability and virtually odor-free smoking experience. They’re also easy to use, which makes them appealing for first-time users.
If you’re considering using an oil cartridge vape pen, check out our guide to learn everything there is to know about vape pens, from storage and cleaning to charging and use.
What Is a Vape Pen?
Vape pens are portable, battery-operated devices that vaporize substances like cannabis and nicotine. Also referred to as vaporizers, vape pens are discreet and often refillable, making them a popular option for many users. They’re also versatile and customizable, offering appealing options for both experienced users and those who haven’t smoked before.
Vape pens offer the following benefits:
- Smoke-free: When using a vape pen, there’s no flame or ignition, so it’s a cleaner, healthier experience.
- Discreet: Vape pens are portable, sleek and odorless, making it easier to transport and smoke without attracting attention.
- Easy: Vape pens are simple to assemble and use, thanks to pre-filled cartridges, temperature regulation, batteries and other features.
How to Use a Vape Pen?
Most vape pens use similar parts, such as:
- Battery: The battery powers the device and is also the longest part of the pen.
- Heating chamber/atomizer: The heating chamber is the area where your oil gets heated and vaporized.
- Mouthpiece: The mouthpiece is where you draw the vapor to smoke it.
- Charger: The charger is a separate piece from the pen that’s usually attached to a micro USB and is used for charging your vape battery.
A vape pen works by powering a heating chamber that heats the oil to produce a vapor, which users then inhale through the mouthpiece.
How to Load Your Vape Pen?
Loading your vape pen with pre-filled oil cartridges is quick and easy. All you have to is unscrew the empty cartridge counterclockwise and replace it with a new one by screwing it on clockwise until it stops. Be careful not to overtighten your cartridge, as this can damage it.
Once loaded, your vape pen is ready to use. Some vape pen models come with activation buttons. These offer control over the temperature of the vapor. Most vape pens that have buttons require five clicks to turn them on, three clicks to adjust the heat setting and five clicks to switch them off. The button heats the chamber as it’s held down, so it’s important to keep it depressed as you take a hit.
If your vape pen doesn’t have a button, a type that’s known as an “auto draw,” you simply inhale. When you’re just starting out, be sure to start with small draws until you adjust to the experience.
How to Charge a Vape Pen?
Like e-cigarettes, vape pens use a liquid that’s heated to become a vapor, and they are powered by batteries. These batteries can be internal or external.
If your battery is internal, it will look like a tube that’s attached to the atomizer, whereas external batteries look like the standard batteries you’d find in your TV remote control or other electronics.
With an internal battery, you simply plug your vape pen into your charger via the USB cable, taking care that both were designed for your specific vape pen. Using a charger or cable that wasn’t intended for your vape pen could cause the pen to overheat or explode, due to the differences in voltage.
How long does a vape pen take to charge?
Charging time depends on they size and type of your battery. Once your vape pen is plugged in, it can take as little as 30 minutes, but up to several hours to fully charge. On average though, most people find their vape pens take only a few hours to be charged and ready to go.
How do you know when a vape pen is charged?
Your vape pen will have a light indicator on the LED to let you know what the battery needs. The low battery signals with a red light or flashing white light (depending on the model), meaning you need to charge it. Once the light on your screen turns green you know it is fully charged and ready to be used.
Avoid charging your vape pen longer than necessary, since this can wear out your battery sooner. If you find that your battery begins to die too soon or doesn’t hold its charge, it could mean that you need a replacement battery.
A word of caution: Never use a mobile phone, laptop, vehicle or other electronic device to charge your vape pen. During charging, batteries may overheat, so keep your vape pen on a surface that isn’t flammable.
If you need to charge an external battery, you’ll need to remove the batteries and charge them in an external charger that’s designed for your specific batteries.
How to Get the Most Out of Your Vape Pen and Cartridge?
The amount of time vape pens and cartridges last can vary by how often you use them, but there are some ways you can extend the life of your vape pen and cartridge.
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Storage
Keep your cartridges stored in a cool, dry place and in an upright position with the mouthpiece facing down. Avoid leaving them exposed to direct sunlight, like in a hot car, which may cause the oil to evaporate.
You should also store your device in a manufacturer case. Most pens come with storage cases that are designed to keep your device and cartridge protected from damage. These are ideal for storage at home or in your bag, and they may even fit in your pocket.
Without a case, storing your vape pen in your pocket can leave it vulnerable to damage. It could shatter if it hits nearby objects or you sit on it, as vape pens are not typically durable.
Unscrewing the cartridge from the vape when not in use also helps both last longer. This prevents the oil from heating or leaking, which can damage your vape pen.
Altitude
Traveling to high altitudes affects your vape pen due to the change in air pressure. This pressure forces air into the vape pen, which can cause leaks or hurt its performance. Some higher quality equipment is designed to adjust to altitude changes, so you may want to invest in one of these pens if you live in or routinely travel to high altitudes.
Choose the Right Equipment
Oil cartridges and pens have different designs, threads, coils, power levels and features. It’s important to match your cartridges with the appropriate vape pen. Even if they appear to fit correctly, using incompatible cartridges could be causing you to waste your oil unnecessarily.
Check for Leaks
Leaks can cause you to waste a lot of your oil. If you notice leaks in your vape pen, contact the manufacturer of the pen for a replacement. You can also replace the cartridge if you find that it’s leaking. Remember that a disposable cartridge that has been refilled or otherwise altered is unlikely to be replaced by the manufacturer.
It’s also important to clean your vape pen after a leak since oil could damage it beyond repair.
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Keep It Clean
If your vape pen isn’t operating properly, make sure that there isn’t any oil or debris affecting the connection between the cartridge and the pen. Using a cotton swab with rubbing alcohol, wipe down the connection point to be sure that the residue is gone. This will also kill bacteria on the mouthpiece and pen.
Check the Wick
If the oil doesn’t cover the wick adequately, it can’t vaporize to create smoke. Before taking a hit, turn the cartridge upside down to ensure the wick is coated with oil, which will give you better vaporization.
It’s always best to keep the tip of the cartridge point upright as well, so the pen should be smoked in a vertical position, not a horizontal position like a cigarette.
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With this ultimate guide to vape pens, you have all the information you need to get started on this new cannabis experience. If you still have questions or want to learn more about the different vape pen options, feel free to come by our dispensary and meet with one of our knowledgeable wellness guides!