Is it safe to leave batteries in mod overnight or longer?

[trafomerkezi]

Hi. I normally take off the atomiser, turn the device off and leave the batteries in before I go to bed. But is this really safe? Can I trust my mod? (using minikin v2) What do you do?

 

[classwife]

Moved you to Batteries and Chargers

 

[BackDoc]

Welcome to ECF, it's universally accepted that leaving the batteries in the mod is safe , leaving in a charger is not reccomended..... Although to be extra cautious removing them would be more absolute if your concerned

 

[Bonskibon]

I keep my batteries in my mod that I am using, but do make sure the mod is turned off before going to bed, or going out. Do what makes you the most comfortable.

 

[Anthony_Vapes]

i have a lot of batts and chargers so many times i leave 6-12 of them charging overnight and never have an issue.

some people will say not to do it just in case the charger fails and over chargers them, but i don't really see that happening as long as you have a decent charger.

 

[SteveS45]

I have MOD's with built in batteries and with removable and I see no difference in leaving a battery in them. Just be sure to turn it off when you put it in a backpack or carryall.

 

[DaveP]

I just loosen the atomizer a couple of turns to break contact and then power off the mod. If you are concerned about something happening just set it in a metal pan for the night. There's no history that I've read about idle mods suddenly spewing a battery.

Usually any issues are traced to under rated batteries or something causing a direct short INSIDE the case. One case was a Snow Wolf with a magnetic battery cover that came off in a guy's pocket where he also had his key ring. Keys got across the battery and welded. He got a nasty burn while trying to remove his pants.

The moral of that story is replace it if it's broken, keep it where you can toss it, and don't put it in a pocket with other metal items.

 

[mongo74]

I have a bunch of mods and batteries in rotation and always leave them in the mods, powered down of course.

 

[dobroeutro]

When a mod won't be used for a while or overnight, I turn it off & close the airflow on the tank/RTA. I can't remember ever removing the batteries...

 

[zoiDman]

Hi. I normally take off the atomiser, turn the device off and leave the batteries in before I go to bed. But is this really safe? Can I trust my mod? (using minikin v2) What do you do?

Probably as Safe as leaving Batteries in a Flashlight overnight.

I like to take the Atomizer off a Mod that I'm not going to be using. But that is More for incase the atomizer Leaks than it is I think the Mod may Auto-Fire or something.

 

[wvducklady]

I leave my tank on my mod and battery in my mod, but I do turn the mod off before I go to bed or when i travel with it. I also close the air control valve on the tank too.

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