I have an IPower they I had for a while. Just started using it occasionally now because my alien died. This mod can go up to 80 watts. Does that mean that because it's an internal battery that it can 100% safely use 80W? I know that with my smok AL85 that I need to watch out on my wattage and if it's a 20 Amp battery that I can safely go up to 60W. Are there any procautions that I need to make or take as far as how high wattage I use in this IPower? I'm just trying to be safe. Thank you.
Istick IPower 80W (internal battery) & battery safety
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If you trust them to have installed a Lipo capable of running at 80W, then you can use it at 80W. Generally if it's an internal battery it is spec'd to support whatever range is advertised. Not that helpful an answer, but the only one I know of short of pulling it apart and testing whatever it is they stuck in there.
Yeah thanks. I figured that if it's an internal battery and it's rated to go up to a certain wattage, it can safely do it unlike mods that use 2 external batteries and are rated at 220W. I guess whenever one has a battery question it doesn't hurt to ask.
I mean Eleaf is a pretty reliable manufacturer so my bet is you're OK. I know Innokin is very battery safety conscious so I would trust them as well. At least that Ipower is a 5,000 mAh battery, so even using it at 80W you should have fairly decent battery life on it.
I would max out anyway at 65W. This mod is over a year old so I'll take your word for it that Eleaf is reliable. You see everyone buying Picos and seems like everyone is happy
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