Fire Hazzard?
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Thank you very much. Guess I need to do some homework on how the atty produces vapor. I would love to see one disassembled.Nothing burning in an ecig.
You're perfectly safe, not to worry..
Good luck to your stepfather!!
Check out the ECF Library. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/ecf-library/88286-rebuilding-your-510-atomizer-step-step-801-901s-too.html#post1312948
Vaporer took some great photos of his rebuilding of 510 attys, but they all have the same basic workings.
Vaporer took some great photos of his rebuilding of 510 attys, but they all have the same basic workings.
Brilliant!! Thank You for link. That's exactly what I was looking for. There is so much info on here but you really have to dig sometimes.
some models get hot enough to burn skin but i doubt highly fire. Ive had my manual batt on my 510 get pushed for what im assuming to be a couple minutes while it was in my pocket before i realized my leg was burning.
Just to be a responsible member here, I do remember reading that attys can get up to around 200 F. Is that true? If so, would that be a fire risk for O2, paint thinner, gasoline, etc.?
Ya know Joe they claim a cell phone can cause a fire at the gas pump..and a pace maker might stop with a microwave. It might be bs but that is why I asked. Better safe than sorry
I wouldn't be that surprised if blowing pure oxygen down a 'lit' atomiser would cause a minor fireball. It's unlikely, but still. Something would have to be the fuel, and aside from the cart filling (which doesn't normally burn), I can't see much there that will burn.
Bottom line, unless you are really jetting the stuff directly onto the e-cig, you won't have much to worry about.
Bottom line, unless you are really jetting the stuff directly onto the e-cig, you won't have much to worry about.
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