Clearomizers
Clearomizers use a complete coil that you replace. Compare the Titanide models by intended draw, air inlet and filling access. Before choosing, identify the compatible coils and parts: they determine the tasks you will do later to maintain the tank.
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How to choose
Choose an intended draw
The Apogée 24 offers MTL and RDL uses with the components described on its product page. The Titan uses a different family of coils. Compare the airflow and the consumables, without inferring the draw from the outside diameter alone.
Prepare the replacement
Find the exact reference in the coils section. The value in ohms is not a sufficient identifier: the shape, series and contacts must match. When installing, follow the priming instructions and the power range stated for the installed coil.
Also look at the filling method, access to the coil and the spare glass tank (pyrex). The seals must stay clean and in good condition. A clearomizer limits the custom building, but it still calls for regular checks and upkeep.
Frequently asked questions
Can I fit any coil of the same value?
Does a new coil need to be prepared?
To choose and maintain
Guides for this category
- Guide: 510 or 810 drip tip: diameter, material, draw
- Guide: MTL, RDL or DL: understanding the draw before you buy
- Guide: How to choose your first Titanide setup around the LETO 2.1
- Guide: Clearomizer, RTA or RDA: which one should you choose for your use?
- Guide: E-cigarette coil: reading the ohms and replacing it properly
- Guide: Cerakote, titanium and Titanide finishes: how do they age?

