Will short stop fuses work with sub ohming?

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bluecat

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The short stop fuse I believe trips at 7 amps. A .5 ohm coil running on 4.0 volts is going to grab 8 amps.

Many people are using the 30 amp sony's.

If you are going to stay under 7 amps you are fine with one and can probably grab some good deals as the vendors try to unload their stock.

Sorry according to Holocronlabs labs the short stop is 5 amps not 7. http://holocronlabs.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/shortstop_instructions_onepage_WEB.pdf
 
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The short stop fuse I believe trips at 7 amps. A .5 ohm coil running on 4.0 volts is going to grab 8 amps.

Many people are using the 30 amp sony's.

If you are going to stay under 7 amps you are fine with one and can probably grab some good deals as the vendors try to unload their stock.

Idk if I will be going that low with sub ohming to be honest.
I have an Efest 2000mah 10 amp 18650, 2 Efest purple 35amp (which are really 20amp LG he2) 18650s and 2 Sony 30amp VTC5s

So with me using the 30amp VTC5s on say a .20 or so coil will it trip?
Sure I wanna get so massive clouds but I don't really need to get too low.

I ordered a PlumeVeil 1:1 clone and will be using it and I don't think I'll need to go ridiculously low with the ohms cause from the looks of it it's gonna chuck some vapor.
Just using my kayfun on a 1.8 ohm coil it's producing a lot of vapor. I use all VG.
 

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4.2 volts using a .2 ohm resistance coil will pull 21 amps. It should trip.

Plug your variables in. Stay within your limits. I generally use 4.0 but 4.2 would probably be best. It really depends on your battery volt at the time of firing. 4.21 is what it comes of the charger. When I vape with my batteries they are generally down to 4.18-4.2.

I do not use the efest as I have heard stories that the amp limit is exaggerated. I also do not sub ohm. Lowest coil I ever made was dual 1.4. It was too hot for my tastes.
 

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There are several safety fuses on the market, and each model may trip at a different amp limit.

Vape Safe is a patented brand name and they have two versions available:

  • Vape Safe Safety Fuse - one time use only, a hard short trip will destroy the device and it will need to be replaced. It has a 7 amp limit, so it will trip if used below 0.7 ohms.

  • Vape Safe 2 Safety Fuse - multiple-use and self-resetting. It has a 6 amp limit, so it will trip if used below 0.8 ohms.


Please be aware that this device is applied to the negative end of the battery.

Vapesafe Fuse.jpgfuse2.jpg



 
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