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Vape Battery Chargers

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Vape battery chargers screw onto the base of a threaded battery and plug into any USB port, with a side light that reads red while filling and green when full. Corded versions and multi packs are here too. Newer 510 thread batteries and slim vape pens charge over USB-C instead, so check the base of yours against the vaporizer range first.

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SCREWS ON, RED THEN GREEN

Vape battery chargers screw into the base of a threaded battery and plug into any standard USB port. The circular opening is 7mm. That is essentially the whole device, which is also why one of them covers most of the pen style Exxus Vape lineup rather than a single model.

Form is the only real difference between them. The plain 510 USB charger is a short stub, so the battery hangs straight off the port. The corded version puts a length of cable between the two, which is what you want when the outlet is behind furniture or the battery would dangle at an awkward angle. The Twistr charger is the compact one, about 1.8 by 0.8 by 0.5 inches, small enough to sit on a keyring or in a coin pocket. And there are 25 packs, for anyone who would rather never hunt for a charger again.

Output is DC 4.2V at 420mA from a DC 5V input, which is the rate these small cells are designed around. Figure roughly two hours to fill a pen style battery from empty, less on a smaller cell and more on a larger one. Watch the light rather than the clock. Red means it is still filling. Green means unscrew it. Overcharge protection is built into the charger so it stops feeding the cell at full, but hours of sitting past that is still hard on a lithium cell, so unplug it once the light turns.

A charger that will not light up usually has one of two problems. Low powered ports on some laptops and hubs do not supply enough, so try a different port first. If nothing changes, oil residue has crept onto the contact: unscrew the battery and clean both the charger opening and the battery base with a dry cotton swab. Never charge from a source rated above 5V, and never leave a battery charging in a hot car.

Not every device needs one of these. Newer models charge over USB-C through a port on the body rather than a threaded plug, so check the base of yours first. The full Exxus vaporizers collection shows which is which.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a 510 USB charger?

It is a small threaded adapter with a USB plug on one end. The battery screws into the 7mm opening on the front, and the USB end goes into any standard port. It replaces the charger that shipped with a pen style device, and works across most threaded Exxus Vape batteries rather than just one model.

How do I know when my battery is fully charged?

Watch the light on the side of the charger. Red means it is still filling. Green means it is full and you can unscrew it. Some batteries also show charge state on their own screen or button light, in which case either indicator is fine to go by.

How long does charging take?

About two hours from empty for a typical pen style battery. Smaller cells finish faster and larger ones take longer. On a first charge, letting it run the full cycle uninterrupted helps the cell settle in.

Can I leave a battery charging overnight?

Better not to. These chargers include overcharge protection, but leaving a lithium cell on a charger for many hours past full is still hard on it over time. Unplug it once the light turns green.

Can I charge with a fast wall adapter or a power bank?

Only if it is rated at 5V. Do not use a power source above 5V, and do not leave a battery charging inside a hot car. Both can damage the cell and the internal circuit, and neither is covered by anything.

Will one charger work with all my batteries?

It works with any Exxus Vape battery that has the threaded charging base. It will not work with the newer models that charge over USB-C through a port on the body, since those need a cable rather than a threaded plug. Check the base of your device before ordering.

What is the difference between the plain charger and the corded one?

Function is the same, form is not. The plain 510 USB charger is a short stub that plugs straight into a port with the battery hanging off it. The corded version puts a length of cable between the two, which is easier when the outlet is awkward or the battery would hang at a bad angle.

Why is my charger not lighting up?

Try a different USB port first, since low powered ports on some devices will not supply enough. If the light still does not come on, unscrew the battery and clean both the charger opening and the battery base with a dry cotton swab. Oil residue on the contact is the usual culprit.

Is it worth keeping a spare charger?

Most people find it is. A charger is the cheapest part of the setup and the easiest to lose, and without one a fully working battery is a paperweight. Keeping one at home, one in a bag and one in the car removes the problem entirely.

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