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The Eleaf iJust S battery has been developed for the Eleaf iJust S vape pen starter kit, but it can also work with many other tanks and atomizers with a maximum power of 50W. The Eleaf iJust S vape pen battery features 3000mAh capacity, single-button operation with direct output mode, correlating the battery to the output voltage to bring about a consistent power curve. The Eleaf iJust S battery can be adapted for various needs with 24.5mm diameter and 510 thread spring pin connection it can be used with SubOhm Tank or another attachment. The Eleaf iJust S battery has an LED light indicator, that will indicate how much power is left until discharge. The Eleaf iJust S battery can be recharged at the wall USB adapter through the Micro-USB port and does not recharge via laptop USB. The Eleaf iJust S battery is protected with various safety measures that will effectively prevent the battery from Short Circuit Protection, Low Voltage Protection, Overcharge Protection, and 15-second automatic shut-off.
Connection: 510 Thread Spring Pin
Power: Internal 3000mAh Battery
Coil Resistance: 0.15Ω - 3.5Ω
Voltage Range: 3.3V - 4.8V
Battery Life LED Output Indicator:
Stay Lit = 100-60% Slowly Flashes = 59-30% Moderately Flashes = 20-10% Flashes in Frequently = 9-0%
Direct Output Mode
Integrated Protections: 15 Second Protection,
Cartridge Detection, Short Circuit Protection, and Low Voltage Protection.
Charging: 0.5A Micro-USB Charging Port
Available colors: Stainless Steel or Black.
Height: 81.5mm
Diameter: 24.5mm
Weight: 110g
1x Eleaf iJust S Battery
User Manual
Power on or off: Press rapidly 5-times on the power button to activate or turn off the battery. When turning on the battery the LED light will flash 5 times to indicate that the battery is on. To turn the battery off press rapidly 5-times again and the battery will be off, the LED light will stay off.
