A regulated MOD is any MOD setup that includes a circuit board specifically set up to regulate current. With this internal circuitry, the MOD is able to keep newer vapers from overloading or overheating the battery.
How does a regulated mod work?
Regulated mods have an internal circuit board regulating electricity flow, thus the name. These mods connect the battery to the coils and that prevents the battery from overheating. These mods often have digital screens where you can control the settings to optimize the hit that you want.
What is the difference between regulated variable MOD and full mechanical mod?
The next thing you need to know to understand the world of mods is the difference between regulated and unregulated. A mechanical mod is an unregulated mod, whereas a variable voltage/variable wattage (VV/VW) mod is a regulated mod.Nov 6, 2017
What is unregulated vape?
To create a circuit, unregulated MODs have a cap that must be pressed to allow current to flow. Though this may seem very basic, not having the internal circuitry means there is no safety mechanism to keep you from overheating your battery.
Can a regulated vape explode?
That's how all modern portable electronic devices—like cell phones and electric toothbrushes—are powered, and like those products, regulated vaping devices have redundant safety circuitry that prevents batteries from overheating or exploding if they malfunction.
What is a regulated mod vaping?
A regulated MOD is any MOD setup that includes a circuit board specifically set up to regulate current. With this internal circuitry, the MOD is able to keep newer vapers from overloading or overheating the battery. On the other hand, unregulated MODs don't have this internal circuitry.
Are unregulated vapes safe?
With unregulated mods, you can push the resistance very low, putting a considerable strain on the battery without your device interfering. That's why unregulated mods are only recommended for users who are confident in their knowledge of coil rebuilding, battery safety, and Ohm's law.