What is considered "leakage"...

[CafeDigitalDiva]

Hi guys! I gotta quick question. Sometimes when I take the tank off of the Triton, I see some "liquid beads" on top of the battery. Since I know the Triton has a sealed battery, I just wipe it off. Is this a leak? I mean, what's considered a leak? Is it like me when I drink too much soda and then hear a funny joke 20mins later and... or is it a 'streaming down your arm' kind of thing? Everything still working great...I dunno, just asking.

 

[sflorian]

I always took "leak" to mean that the tank is compromised. Inevitably, some liquid will pool onto the connection point of the battery. I take "leak" to mean more than that. If enough liquid pools up so much that it spills over the side of that connection point, that's when I would start complaining about leaks. I've never had that happen with a Triton tank. But others may use that word differently.

 

[BigBen2k]

A leak is e-liquid. It usually pools around the center post of the battery.

Condensation happens as a normal part of vaping, it usually forms beads on top of the post.

 

[Shufflefield]

I give up trying to post a funny picture. never mind, move along, nothing to see here.

 

[CafeDigitalDiva]

A leak is e-liquid. It usually pools around the center post of the battery.

Condensation happens as a normal part of vaping, it usually forms beads on top of the post.

Thanks BigBen. You are definitely one of the "go to" guys on the HALO threads!