Leave extra e cig in car

[diamondlvr]

I asked the salesman where I bought a Kanger Evod about leaving it in the car filled with e juice. Its in a carrying case. It's extra I bought in case I don't have an e cig with me while in the case. I was wondering if temperatures from outside would effect the e cig. Such as a extreme heat wave or very cold conditions such as below freezing temps. Anyone have any experience with it?

Sent from my VS980 4G using Tapatalk

 

[Verdes8891]

i recommend do not do that. Ecig batteries are just like cell phone, laptop and other batteries where they do not do well with the variable weather. Maybe spring time and fall would be fine in the glove compartment. But especially not during the summer.

 

[MiamiMom63]

I leave a spare Ecig mod in my car "without" a battery inside due to the extreme heat here in Florida. I don't even like to leave my ecig with a battery that I am currently using in the car for more than a few minutes as I run into places because it gets really hot fast in a closed up car. The same would apply for extreme cold. Also, heat will degrade the nicotine in your eliquid, and cold will make it get alot thicker and possibly harder to vape until it is brought back to room temperature. So I guess the answer is that it all depends on the weather

 

[E_DeCastro]

bad news leaving a ecig in a car esp during summer.

 

[*deleon517*]

you should never leave it in the car ever! extreme heat can cause a bad reaction with the battery. even on a mild new york weather day my cars thermometer would register an average of 20ish degree's above ambient temperatures. extreme cold there has been talk that it can cause separation of juice components. If that is ever adequately tested and proved right. That would mean you inhale could be pure nic. Many vendors will mix using a very high nic mg like 100mg down to what your label reads as mg. If that is the case 100mg nic straight can be very bad/lethal. as well as making juice thicker and harder to wick. thus giving crappy performance.

 

[yzer]

Heat is more dangerous than cold to our devices. A summer day in a hot car can damage or ruin a Li-ion battery. Below freezing temperatures will lower discharge capacity while the battery is cold but shouldn't cause damage.

 

[skoony]

cold weather affects battery performance too.
the colder the battery the more internal impedance.
the less current flow possible.

regards
mike

 

[KAS129]

Not to mention that temperature changes can cause BCC tanks to leak like a funnel. ( Especially Protanks in experience)

 

[glasseye]

Besides the batteries, heat can cause the Evods to flood...any clearo I've had really, not just those.

 

[sheerpoetry]

Yeah, definitely don't do that. Heat would probably adversely affect it more than cold, but change in temperatures and heat are bad for any type of battery, especially rechargeable. I can't imagine what it does to the juice...

 

[DizzyB313]

If the juice gets warm it thins and then you have yourself an ejuice mess all over... I think the consensus is don't leave it in the car in the heat.

 

[serenity21899]

I would not leave a battery in my vehicle during the summer. Bad things will happen. I use batteries with removable batteries, so I just keep a spare mod in my purse. I always have batteries with me in case. In your purse, at least you are likely to be in air conditioning part of the time you are out and the risk is lessened.

 

[airbrushaddict]

Maybe you can look into the innokin dvr. Its a pv for your car. It plugs into you cigarette lighter. Its also a vv devise.

Sent from my LG-LS980 using Tapatalk

 

[GPC2012]

E cigs and juice don't like severe temp changes. I wouldn't leave one in the car. I take mine in with me even if only for a short time.