Where does the 510 connector get its name?

There are basically two parts to a “Vape Set-Up”: the Atomizer and the Mod – and the 510 Connector connects them together. The 510 connector get its name from the length of the connector and the amount of threads it has for it to make a connection.

How to preserve the life of a 510 connector?

In order to maintain the 510 connector on both male and female, there are a couple of steps you can take to preserve its life. The metal components can oxidize and cause a poor connection over time. The best way to combat this is by taking a cue tip or paper towel with a small amount of rubbing alcohol and wipe both threads and pins.

What’s the difference between male and female 510 connectors?

The male connection will always have a protruding pin to make a secure circuit, especially with “Hybrid” mods where the female 510 connection does not have a positive pin, making the male positive pin contact with the battery itself. This was done to achieve high discharge rate where advanced users can utilize this feature for competitions.

Is it safe to use a 510 pin vape connector?

Always use atomizers with a protruding positive 510 pin connector to prevent mishandling battery cells which can cause a fire or explosion that can result in health injury or property damage. If you are new to vaping, there is a good chance you’ve noticed these warnings below vape devices.

Why do you need a 510 connector for a vape?

510 Connectors have become the vape industry standard fitment, connecting the battery mod or vape device to the atomiser. This enables power to be passed from the device to the coil, essential when vaporizing Eliquid. A solid, strong connection is needed, and the quality of the 510 connector in a device is crucially important.