510 Thread Battery for Cartridges

What is a 510 thread battery?

510 thread batteries have the universal-fit 510 thread, which fits most vape cartridges on the market. The 510 battery features the female thread. 510 thread literally means 10 threads at 0.5mm per thread, with a 7mm diameter. If you were to create a 510 thread yourself, you would use an M7 x 0.5 tap. These 510 thread batteries can be either draw activated (fires when the user inhales), or button activated.

Benefits Of Cartridge Vape Batteries

510 batteries have very few working parts, and need less assembly or maintenance than more complex box mods. If you want a hassle-free vape – then cartridge vapes are for you!

∙ Small
∙ Easy to replace
∙ Fit in your pocket
∙ 510 thread universal fit
∙ Swap out fully-charged batteries

For vapers who are on-the-go for most of the day, then you’ll know the feeling of your vape running out of power, and you don’t have access to a power outlet to recharge your device. We’ve all been caught out before! But given how simple a 510 thread battery is to replace – just unscrew it and swap it out – then you can be fully prepared the next time you run flat! Simply swap out your empty battery for a fully charged one – and you’re ready to vape! 510 batteries are extremely affordable; meaning you can stash spares in your desk, your car, or around the house!

How long will a 510 thread battery last?

You can work out the battery life of a cartridge battery by checking the battery capacity (measured in mAh / milliamp hours).

If you’re a light vaper, then a lower mAh option will work fine for you. Lower mah batteries are often smaller, cheaper, and quicker charging. 350mAh capacity batteries are affordable, discreet, and popular with casual vapers.

If you’re a regular-to-heavy vaper, then you can choose a 510 battery with a higher mah, that will hold power for longer. A powerful 900mAh capacity battery will prevent you from running out of juice, and a battery-life indicator feature will help you by flag when you’re running low!

What voltage should I vape at?

We recommend using the 3.7 voltage setting, which is usually marked by a blue LED indicator when cycling through the settings of your cartridge battery. For extra thick concentrates or oil material, use the highest setting. Be advised that if you’re using a voltage setting that is too low, your coil will not heat your material enough to vaporize it. If the voltage setting on your cart battery is too high you will burn your coil and the vape will taste horrible. Also, vaping at a high voltage will drain your battery rather quickly so we recommend utilizing the preheat function (if your cart battery has this) and a lower voltage setting to conserve battery life.

Which 510 thread battery should I choose?

When you are choosing your battery be sure that it is compatible with your vape pen cartridge. Batteries have different storage capacities and it is useful to do a little research in the decision-making process. Consider whether the battery is intended for long term or short term use and look into mAh levels. The mAh, or milliamp hours, will give you insight into battery life. The type of cartridge you are using can also affect the type of cartridge vape pen you should be using. Higher end, more robust cartridges with ceramic coils will require higher voltage than cheaper, plastic counterparts. For these types of cartridges we suggest a variable voltage cartridge vape. These can come in either button style or spinner style voltage adjustments. They can also come in concealable style. Conceal style vape pens are becoming more and more popular as cartridge vaping increases in popularity. Conceal vape batteries typically house the entire cartridge within the device so as to disguise the oil within the cartridge. Some concealable vape pens come with a flip over top to cover and protect the tip or mouthpiece of your cartridge.

Why is my cart battery not working?

First, check that your cartridge is attached securely. Your 510 cart may not be screwed in all the way so power isn’t traveling from the battery to the cartridge. If you’re using a magnetic cartridge vape battery, be sure to attach the magnetic adapter to your cartridge with the grooved side up. If the adapter is not on correctly, the airflow holes on the cartridge threading will be covered and you will not be able to vape.

Second, try your cartridge on another battery to make sure that the coil hasn’t burnt out or is defective. If the cartridge doesn’t work on another battery, then you need a new cartridge. If the cartridge does work on another battery, then you need to check the battery device.

How to Fix your 510 Cartridge Video

If you’re looking for a new 510 battery because you’re experiencing difficulties with your existing 510 cartridge – then watch this video! We cover the common issues you may experience, like why is there a blinking red light on my vape? Watch now!

The most common issue associated with a blinking light on a dab pen battery is that there is a connection problem between the battery and the cartridge. The connection pin at the bottom of a cartridge is not making contact with the battery connection. To fix this, use a small tool or a toothpick and slightly pry out the connection pin at the bottom of your cartridge so that it is extended just beyond the rim of the 510 screw threading.

Best cartridge vape battery under $25

If you’re after the very best and cheapest option – Then read our Best Cartridge Vape Battery Under $25 shortlist! We’ve narrowed down the best 510 cartridge battery vapes that cost $25 or less – Taking into account size, ease-of-use, and battery power.