How much voltage can an ecig deliver safely?

[Bekinder]

Hi, I have two high voltage units. One takes 2 X3v batteries, another takes
2 X3.6v batteries. There is a much better hit with the large voltage one.
In the future are we going to see higher voltage mods coming forth,(higher than I mentioned) and what brands do the highest and safest vaping at present?

 

[DonDaBoomVape]

I am surprised to hear that 6V is not intense enough for you. What kind of atomizer and e-liquid are you using?

Typically 5V should be strong enough to deliver an effective vape from most regular atomizers. 6V and especially 7.4V really require an HV (i.e., high-resistance) atomizer. Even 3.7V with an LR (low-resistance) atomizer can deliver a sweet-spot experience. [In addition, the same brand atomizers with the same published resistance vary. For example, the most recent Joye 510 atty I received is not nearly as effective as one I've been using for months. You'd think it would be the other way around.]

Also some mods are more effective in utilizing the voltage from the batteries they contain. [For example, within the world of 3.7V, my Provape-1 delivers a more intense hit than my DSE905, even though they both use the 14500 battery.]

And, as I mentioned at the top, not all e-liquids (even at the same nicotine level) are created equal. Experiment to see which you like best.

I do not think we will be seeing even higher voltage mods coming out. 7.4V already is plenty strong enough to burn out atomizers.