The PBC (Pyrex Bottom Coil) is a bottom coil tank with a Pyrex tank liner so you get all of the benefits of a glass tank, but the outer part of the tank is plastic so it protects the glass. The PBC, using the bottom coil, provides a nice warm vapor, with a superb clean flavor, and reduced wicking issues. Also different is the body design. While the top of the PBC unscrews, the tank is still designed to be refilled from the bottom. To fill the PBC: unscrew the bottom of the tank, hold the tank upside down and fill with about 2-2.5ml of eLiquid. With the tank mouthpiece-end down, screw the atomizer head back on. To replace the heating element unscrew the bottom of the tank. The heating element unscrews from the base. The PBC tank is about 19mm in diameter and has a total length of 71mm with the drip tip installed.

Features:

• Pyrex Glass
• 2.5ml Tank
• Multi-Color

WARNING!

Experienced Users Only!

This equipment can NOT be used safely by inexperienced users. Users must have a good understanding of electronics to operate advanced devices. Failure to do so may result in damage to self, the product, battery, atomizer, or any associated products or parts.

Tips for new nicotine users: Sub-ohm or low resistance atomizers produce a higher throat hit than standard, high resistance atomizers. We strongly suggest 3 to 6mg eLiquid or lower with sub-ohm or low resistance atomizer heads. Preference may vary depending on the user and the frequency of use.

For standard, high resistance atomizers or restrictive devices (ex. pod based, pen), we recommend 6mg or higher due to the mouth to lung (MTL) design of this atomizer, tank. Preference may vary depending on the user and the frequency of use.

WARNING: Sub-ohm or low resistance tanks should only be used by experienced users. Extra safety precautions should be practiced when using a sub-ohm tank. This tank will only work on a mechanical mod or a regulated mod capable of firing sub ohm atomizers and coils. For example, if you have a 0.2ohm coil, your mod must be able to fire atomizers of 0.2ohm or lower. You must also ensure that your batteries can handle sub ohm atomizers and coils. If you're using a regulated mod, make sure it can handle the amps. Improper use can lead to injury or damage. For mechanical mod users, please use 20 Amp batteries or higher. Use the OHMS LAW CALCULATOR, CHECK YOUR AMPS, and be safe! Any questions please contact us by email.

Battery Safety Warning:

Use special caution when using Li-Ion cells, they are very sensitive to charging characteristics and may explode or burn if mishandled. Make sure you have enough knowledge of Li-Ion rechargeable batteries in charging, discharging, and assembly before use.

Do not let your batteries come into contact with metal objects such as keys, loose change, or any other metal objects. Doing so will put you at risk for short circuiting your battery and explosion. Do not put loose batteries in your pocket, purse, bag or anywhere else. When the battery is not in use, you must store it in a plastic battery case to reduce the risk of a battery explosion.

Always charge in or on a fire-proof surface. Never leave charging batteries unattended.

Do not modify batteries or chargers in any shape or form.

Only use Lithium Ion rechargeable batteries in devices that have a built-in protection circuit board(PCB) that detect shorts, over-discharge, over-charging, etc. The use of lithium-ion batteries without a PCB may increase your risk of explosion and, or fire.

Store your batteries away from the sun and heat to prevent overheating your batteries.

Please be sure to inspect your battery before use to ensure it is not damaged including tears or rips in the battery wrap. Discontinue use immediately if the battery is damaged.

Do not discharge batteries below 2.5V. Do not charge the batteries over 4.2V.

Bestgrinder will not be held responsible or liable for any injury, damage, or defect, permanent or temporary that may be caused by the improper use of a Li-Ion battery. Please have a basic understanding of the batteries you are using and how to care for them properly.