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For the most part they are interchangeable. You have a 40W variable mod so as long as it is a tank with 510 connector it should not be a problem as long as the coil you use doesn't need more than 40w
If it fits it vapes.
Seriously though, I don't know your level of experience or am familiar with your gear beyond what you mentioned. Only thing that might cause concern is if vaping on a mechanical mod (not regulated ... no electronics) ... then you need to know something about ohms law ... resistance of coil and battery specifications. If using a regulated mod, it will let you know if there are any issues with the configuration.
Seriously though, I don't know your level of experience or am familiar with your gear beyond what you mentioned. Only thing that might cause concern is if vaping on a mechanical mod (not regulated ... no electronics) ... then you need to know something about ohms law ... resistance of coil and battery specifications. If using a regulated mod, it will let you know if there are any issues with the configuration.
Agree with the above. Chances are good that any tank will work on any battery mod.
Where problems might arise is if the tank you have uses coils which are sub-ohm (coil resistance less than 1.0 ohm). Sub-ohm coils require that the battery mod be a high-wattage (30 watts or higher) regulated mod (electronic chip) or a mechanical mod (no electronic chip). A battery device which is not high wattage (less than 30 watts) may not be able to adequately fire a sub-ohm coil.
Another exception would be if you were using a faux-hybrid (direct battery mod). One can not use a run of the mill juice attachment on a faux-hybrid (no 510 center pin in the mechanical mod); they require a juice attachment whose center pin is extended out beyond the end of the 510 connector.
(Above) No insulated center pin in the SMPL faux hybrid mod (see photo in upper right) - requires an extended center pin in the 510 connector of the juice attachment.
Where problems might arise is if the tank you have uses coils which are sub-ohm (coil resistance less than 1.0 ohm). Sub-ohm coils require that the battery mod be a high-wattage (30 watts or higher) regulated mod (electronic chip) or a mechanical mod (no electronic chip). A battery device which is not high wattage (less than 30 watts) may not be able to adequately fire a sub-ohm coil.
Another exception would be if you were using a faux-hybrid (direct battery mod). One can not use a run of the mill juice attachment on a faux-hybrid (no 510 center pin in the mechanical mod); they require a juice attachment whose center pin is extended out beyond the end of the 510 connector.
(Above) No insulated center pin in the SMPL faux hybrid mod (see photo in upper right) - requires an extended center pin in the 510 connector of the juice attachment.
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Decided to Google search "diamond haze DH40".
"40W E Cigarette by Diamond Haze with adjustable power system and a powerful 2200mAh battery ideal for device for beginners and advanced vapers alike. The ergonomic design gives a good grip, this premium brand is already a hit in the e liquid market. 2.0ml Tank, 0.3-3 oHm resistance, wattage- 5W-40W,..."
So you have a high wattage regulated mod which is sub-ohm capable. You can put any tank on this device. Always prime your new coils adequately with e-liquid before firing. Suggest firing a new coil at lower wattage ranges innitially and gradually increase to your personal taste.
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Just to be sure we're discussing the same, you want to take the tank off the diamond haze and use it with another mod? Or use a different tank on the mod? If the tank from a diamond haze mounts on by a 510 connection you can use it on other mods.
Maybe if you asked about a specific Tank/Coil/Mod set up, the answers wouldn't be as general and there might not be any guessing about what you're asking. There is just no good set in stone answer without knowing specifically what you have in mind.
Diamond Haze is a UK 'brand' of e-cig. They used to be overpriced and junky.
However, these days they are relegated to ebay and less well-known vendors. The stuff is probably about average price but cloned off other brands so I can't see it being high quality.
More importantly, if you enjoy the tank (there is no reason why not) how much are the coils? I use Joyetech coils which cost £7 from China or £10 from ebay/amazon/nice vaping shops and these could easily be £3 each (sometimes more!) from unscrupulous shops.
Selling dodgy/expensive coils for rare (as in, not mainstream) tanks is ugly money.
You might consider just getting a mainstream tank.
It is 99% likely all the tanks and batteries/mods will fit together.
However, these days they are relegated to ebay and less well-known vendors. The stuff is probably about average price but cloned off other brands so I can't see it being high quality.
More importantly, if you enjoy the tank (there is no reason why not) how much are the coils? I use Joyetech coils which cost £7 from China or £10 from ebay/amazon/nice vaping shops and these could easily be £3 each (sometimes more!) from unscrupulous shops.
Selling dodgy/expensive coils for rare (as in, not mainstream) tanks is ugly money.
You might consider just getting a mainstream tank.
It is 99% likely all the tanks and batteries/mods will fit together.
Hi and welcome. I don't know the gear, but it will most likely work. Are you sure you want to? You can probably find a better tank with more common coils.
Welcome and glad you joined.
The information below may answer some of your other questions.
Might like to read:
http://www.vaporauthority.com/pages/learn
Vaping and Inhaling: Everything You Need To Know
https://spinfuel.com/new-vapers-start/
http://www.ecigarettedirect.co.uk/a...tte-college-guides-tutorials-information.html
Beginner – Guide To Vaping
http://vapingcheap.com/vaping-101/
6 Quick & Useful Vaping Tips for Beginners
https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/f...up-the-vaping-ladder-with-egos-and-mods.5058/
https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/f...nk-or-what-a-guide-to-juice-attachments.3230/
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