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Use Quality Batteries
Always use high-quality, genuine batteries from trusted brands.
Battery Safety Guide
Stay safe. Vape smart. Protect yourself and your device.
Rechargeable batteries power your device, and using them correctly is essential for your safety. Follow our expert tips to reduce risk and extend the life of your batteries.
Safety FirstYour safety is our priority
Expert AdviceGuidance from battery experts
Always UpdatedUp to date with the latest recommendations
10 Essential Battery Safety Rules
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Use a Smart Charger
Charge with an external, intelligent charger. Never charge inside your device.
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Inspect Before Use
Check for damage to the wrap, dents or tears before every use.
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Keep Batteries Dry
Moisture can damage the battery and increase the risk of failure.
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Avoid Extreme Heat
Do not expose batteries to heat, direct sunlight or high temperatures.
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Correct Orientation
Insert batteries the right way around. Incorrect installation can be dangerous.
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Use Battery Cases
Always store spare batteries in a protective case to avoid accidental contact.
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Avoid Short Circuits
Never carry loose batteries in pockets or bags with metal objects.
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Replace When Needed
If performance drops or the wrap is damaged, replace the battery.
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Follow Manufacturer Guidelines
Always follow the manufacturer’s safety instructions.
Never compromise on battery safety.
A few simple habits can prevent accidents and keep your vaping experience safe and enjoyable. If you're ever unsure, stop using the battery and replace it.
Safe Charging Best Practices
- Charge on a non-flammable surface
- Never leave batteries charging unattended
- Unplug charger once charging is complete
- Do not overcharge batteries
- Allow batteries to cool before charging again
Signs Your Battery Needs Replacing
- Torn or damaged wrap
- Dents, bulges or corrosion
- Overheating during use or charging
- Reduced performance or runtime
- Unusual noise, smell or leakage
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Do not leave vape batteries charging overnight or unattended. Charge them while you are awake, nearby and able to unplug the charger once charging is complete.
Stop using the battery if the wrap is torn, the cell is dented, it overheats, leaks, smells unusual, makes noise or performs differently from normal.
Use the charger recommended by the manufacturer or a suitable external smart charger for removable batteries. Avoid cheap, damaged or incompatible chargers.
No. Loose batteries can short circuit if they touch keys, coins or other metal items. Always carry spare batteries in a protective battery case.
Stop using it immediately, place it on a safe non-flammable surface away from people and combustible materials, and do not charge or reuse it.
Replace a battery when performance drops, the wrap is damaged, the cell is dented, or it no longer holds charge as expected. Do not wait for a visibly damaged battery to fail.
Airline rules can vary, but spare lithium batteries are normally carried in hand luggage only and must be protected from short circuits. Always check your airline’s latest guidance before travelling.
Do not put vape batteries in general waste. Take them to a suitable battery recycling point or local recycling facility.
