The SMOK V12-T14 0.12 ohm is the most powerful coil ever made for the TFV12.
0.12ohm Coil (14 coils) with a very aromatic flavor and big new ones.
Recommended power 80-350W / Best: 120-200W
Package contents:
- 1x Resistance
Original SMOK Replacement Coil for 0.17oHm TFV12 Prince Atomizer. Ideal for a high performance and high aromatic yield lung vape.
Power Range: 50-120W | BEST: 80-110W
Coil Resistors V12-X4 for TFV12 from 0.15ohm.
The SMOK V12-T8 0.16oHm resistors represent the pinnacle of power dedicated to lovers of lung vaping who prefer high power and massive vapor production on the SMOK TFV12 atomizer (no prince version). This resistance, characterized by an eight-coil architecture, offers a perfect balance between flavor intensity and vapor volume, guaranteeing a superlative performance.
Replacement Resistance in 0.48 oHm Z-Coil Plex3D mesh compatible with the Innokin Zenith and Zlide atomizer.
Joyetech ProC-BF 1.0oHm resistance Joyetech Cubis 1/2 / Pro , Cubox , CuAIO D22 , Cubis Pro Mini , Aio , Aio Pro Box , Ego Aio atomizers and kits. Excellent for cheek / semi lung shooting.
Voopoo TPP DM3 0.15oHm Voopoo for TPP Tank. Resistance with mesh structure for a lung vape with high power and vapor conduction.
Wattage range: 80 - 100W | BEST: 85 - 95W
Resistance AirPops Bottle AirScreams 0.6oHm for Bottle AirScreams Pod. The 0.6oHm resistance with mesh structure guarantees intense vapor for a semipulmonary shooting . Compatible with Bottle Pod only .
GeekVape G Series Coil 0.8oHm resistance optimal for a cheek shot on Aegis Pod, GeekVape GeekVape or similar systems that support GeekVape G Series.
Power range supported by the resistance: 12 - 15W
1.2oHm ELEAF GZ Coil replacement resistance (for cheek shot) for GZeno Tank atomizer.
Optimal wattage range: 7 - 13W
The Vaporesso GT Mesh 0.18oHm Resistance is designed for Cascade One / One Plus Kits and NRG tank and Baby tank atomizers. Also compatible with Eleaf ELLO POP SMOK TFV8 Big Baby.
The SMOK V12-T14 0.12ohm is the most powerful coil ever made for the TFV12.
