For lots of vapers, the biggest goal is to be able to
completely customize one’s vaping experience.
This means that they can control everything from the quality of the
flavor to the output level, as well as the quality of their clouds, the
intensity of their throat hit, the longevity of the battery and the unique coil
design.
For vapers who care about customization, there’s
temperature control. Temperature
control, commonly referred to as TC, is a style of vaping that’s more advanced
than what most are used to. TC vaping is
most often used with box
mods
that have high output capabilities.
TC vaping isn’t for the faint of heart. It requires some serious technological
knowledge, caution and patience when it comes to finding your sweet spot. To put it in simple terms, it’s about using
different temperatures to create different vaping qualities. It also involves using different types of
wires to accommodate different temperatures.
If you want to get into TC vaping, the most important
thing is that you know the terminology.
The terminology associated with TC vaping involves the settings on your
mod. Therefore, knowing what these
important terms mean will help you be able to adjust your settings properly for
a satisfying vape, as well as a safe one.
Temperature Mode
The first setting that you’ll encounter is temperature
mode. This is one of the output modes
available on your mod. Wattage mode is
the other setting that’s very common, but many other modes exist as well,
especially when it comes to more advanced setups. By choosing temperature mode, you can begin
setting up your device so that you can enjoy temperature control vaping.
Temperature
The next thing to know is the specific
temperature. In other words, this
setting allows you to set the exact temperature by the degree. This requires some trial and error as there
is no particular temperature that is objectively better than others, and the
temperature that’s best suited for your setup has to do with the e-liquid
you’re vaping, the coil you’re using and more.
Always adjust your temperature in increments for the best results.
TCR
TCR refers to temperature coefficient of resistance,
and this directly involves your coils.
TC vapers can use a small variety of coil materials, which refer to the
particular metals from which the coils were constructed. When you go through the TCR settings, you’ll
find a number of different coil metals listed, most often abbreviated. Choose the TCR setting that applies to the
coil that you’ll be using to vape. And,
make sure that it’s a metal material that’s compatible with your vaping setup,
as not every box mod system allows for every type of metal.
Coil Resistance Level
Lastly, we have the coil resistance level. The relationship between your resistance
level and the temperature you’re vaping at is extremely important and
determines most aspects of your overall vaping experience. Make sure that you’re using a coil resistance
level compatible with your mod, as failing to do so can be dangerous. Select the resistance level, and you’re
finally on your way to TC vaping.
These Settings Can Have a Real Impact on Your Vape Sessions
If you want to embrace the world of TC vaping, you
have to know the basic terms as they must be known as you adjust your
settings. TC vaping requires some extra
caution, and you can only know how cautious to be by understanding your
settings fully.
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