BECI BE112 atomizer issue

[makdevo]

I purchase these in bulk. They are very inexpensive. I am wondering if anyone else is has noticed.

I get about 2 weeks use,then they quit. The failure mode is a increase of filament resistance, on the order of 50 to 100 ohms.

Right in the middle of a puff, they just quit. Then I measure and find out it is dead.

I am not complaining, Best always replaces them for me, they carry a 6 month warranty.

I have 801 atomizer from other suppliers and I always get more miles on them, but I like the BECI BE112 better, aside from the poor life I get.

Does anyone have a similar issue?

I use them on a single 14500 3.7V battery with a manual switch. I always drip. Maybe I should go back to carts? Although I have has the same issue with carts too.

 

[framitz]

I use the same atomizers on 4.8volts and standard battery with no problem. Yours are burning open for some reason.
I use carts and keep them wet, I check them and top off at the first sign of vapor reduction.
I've had 1 failure in two months and I caused it by trying to burn it off and burned it open.

 

[Zofryer]

I purchase these in bulk. They are very inexpensive. I am wondering if anyone else is has noticed.

I get about 2 weeks use,then they quit. The failure mode is a increase of filament resistance, on the order of 50 to 100 ohms.

Right in the middle of a puff, they just quit. Then I measure and find out it is dead.

I am not complaining, Best always replaces them for me, they carry a 6 month warranty.

I have 801 atomizer from other suppliers and I always get more miles on them, but I like the BECI BE112 better, aside from the poor life I get.

Does anyone have a similar issue?

I use them on a single 14500 3.7V battery with a manual switch. I always drip. Maybe I should go back to carts? Although I have has the same issue with carts too.

I haven't had any die yet, but I ONLY use carts with them since they are so well suited for them. I've only become a dripper recently, and I'm only using M201's for dripping. You should try the M201.