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Exxus VRS Replacement Parts

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Exxus VRS replacement parts keep all three modes alive: the atomizer for dab rig mode, the hydro connector and tip for nectar collector mode, plus glass, path tube and caps. Lose one piece and you lose a mode. The device sits with the concentrate vaporizers, dedicated nectar collectors are listed separately, and every other spare is in the replacement parts index.
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LOSE A PART, LOSE A MODE

Exxus VRS parts map onto modes rather than onto wear. The device runs as a dab rig, as a nectar collector, and with a cartridge, and which of those you still have available depends entirely on which pieces you still own.

  • Dab rig mode: the VRS Atomizer. It screws onto the battery and turns concentrate into vapor, and it is the one part here that wears from use rather than from accident.
  • Nectar collector mode: the VRS Hydro Connector joins the body to the VRS Hydrotube, and the VRS Nectar Tip goes directly into your wax or concentrate. The tip is built to take extreme heat and is an expected wear item.
  • Water filtration: the VRS Hydrotube is durable borosilicate glass that pairs with the VRS body. The VRS Glass Adapter, also borosilicate, connects the device to a water rig you already own.
  • Airflow: the VRS Path Tube drops into the unit and is what your draw travels through. Easy to overlook when the device starts pulling tight.
  • Protection and cleaning: the Top and Bottom Cap Kit keeps the unit covered and opens it up for servicing.

Nectar collector mode goes together in a set order. Screw the heating tip onto the tip of the battery, twist the glass connector onto the opposite end, turn the hydrotube into place, then fill it with water to just below the airhole. Take the cap off the heating tip to draw. Let the tip cool completely before you remove it again, which is the step people skip.

Two failure modes, and they look nothing alike. The atomizer goes gradually: a normal load starts giving thinner vapor than it used to, then a burnt note appears that a proper clean will not remove. Heavy sessions get there faster, and a spent atomizer does not come back. Glass goes instantly, usually on a hard floor, with no warning at all. Everything between those two is residue. Pull the top and bottom caps, run a swab and isopropyl through the body, wash the glass separately, and do it on a schedule rather than waiting for the flavor to go, because residue sets hard in the path tube. A tight draw on a device whose atomizer still looks fine is almost always that tube.

Atomizer, connector, tip, two pieces of glass, a path tube and caps. Assume all of it is VRS specific, because that is how it is listed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the modes on the Exxus VRS?

The VRS is designed to be run three ways: dab rig mode, nectar collector mode and cartridge mode. Different components enable each one, which is why keeping the full set of parts intact matters more on this device than on a single purpose one.

Which part do I need for nectar collector mode?

The Exxus VRS Hydro Connector. It joins the VRS body to the VRS Hydrotube, and it is the piece that transforms the device into nectar collector mode. If that mode has stopped being an option, the connector is the first thing to check.

What does the VRS atomizer do?

It is the heating component behind dab rig mode. Your concentrate meets heat there, so it is the part that does the actual work and the part that eventually wears out. Exxus sells it as a spare for that reason.

How do I know when the VRS atomizer needs replacing?

Watch vapor and flavor together. When a normal load gives you noticeably thinner clouds than it used to, or a burnt note creeps in that a proper clean does not remove, the atomizer has reached the end of its life. Heavy sessions get there faster.

What is the VRS path tube for?

Airflow. The path tube is what your draw travels through, and it is what makes a pull feel effortless rather than restricted. If the VRS has started drawing tight and the atomizer looks fine, the path tube is worth inspecting.

What is the difference between the hydrotube and the glass adapter?

The VRS Hydrotube is borosilicate glass that pairs directly with the VRS body as one of the ways the device can be run. The VRS Glass Adapter, also borosilicate, is what pairs the device with a separate water rig you already own. One is part of the device, the other is a bridge to other glass.

What are the top and bottom caps for?

They protect the unit and give you easy access for cleaning. Caps are the parts most likely to go missing simply because they come off every time you service the device, which is why they are sold together as a kit.

What does the nectar tip do?

It lets you go straight into your wax or concentrate rather than loading a chamber first. It is built to withstand extreme heat, since it is in direct contact with the material at temperature.

How do I keep my Exxus VRS clean?

Take the top and bottom caps off and get into the body with a swab and isopropyl alcohol, then rinse the glass separately. Doing it regularly rather than occasionally is what keeps flavor honest and stops residue from setting hard in the path tube.

Do VRS parts fit other Exxus devices?

Assume they are VRS specific. Everything on this page is listed for the Exxus VRS, and we do not list these components as fitting other devices. If you own something else in the Exxus range, shop that device family rather than assuming a part crosses over.

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