Innokin S Coil Replacement Coils

Innokin S Coil Replacement Coils

Five resistances, one coil family, two very different draws. The Innokin S Coil range runs from a warm 0.25ohm restricted-direct-lung head at 25 to 35W all the way down to a tight 1.2ohm MTL pull in single digits.

Every version uses a mesh heating element for sharper flavour, comes in a pack of 5, and fits Innokin's Sensis and Sceptre pod kits. Drop in a low-ohm coil for high-VG juice and bigger clouds, or a higher-ohm one for Nic Salts and a cigarette-style inhale. Same pod, whichever way you like to vape.

Why vapers choose this:

• One coil family, both draw styles. The range covers restricted direct-to-lung and mouth-to-lung from a single picker, so you can change how you vape without changing the device you own.

• Mesh heating spreads the burn across a wider surface for cleaner flavour than the old round-wire coils it replaced.

• A pack of five keeps a run of spares in the drawer, which matters because coils are the one part you get through fastest.

• Built to last. Innokin rates these to outlast older coil designs before flavour drops off.

• Sensis and Sceptre owners are sorted without hunting down an obscure fitment.

Innokin S Coil Features

What the Mesh Actually Does Here

Mesh is not marketing fluff on these. A mesh strip heats more evenly than a coiled wire, so the wick sees a consistent temperature instead of one scorching hot spot. Flavour comes through cleaner, and the coil tends to hold that flavour for longer before it starts to taste tired. Small part, big effect on how the whole pod performs.

Two Draws, One Picker?

Fancy clouds today and a tight cigarette-style pull tomorrow? The low-ohm heads run RDTL for warmer vapour and more of it, while the 1.2ohm keeps things narrow and cool for MTL. Pair the airier coils with High VG E-Liquids and the tighter ones with 50/50 or salts. Honestly, that flexibility is rare in a coil this cheap.

A Resistance Ladder That Covers Everyone

From 0.25ohm at 25 to 35W down to 1.2ohm in single digits, the range gives you real control over warmth, vapour, and throat feel. New RDTL vapers tend to land on the 0.5 or 0.6. Long-time MTL vapers stick with the 1.2. There is a rung here for most habits.

Prime It Properly and It Lasts

Treat these right, and they reward you. A mesh coil fired dry on the first pull is a mesh coil you throw away, so the soak time before that first draw matters far more than people think. Give it a few minutes, and the flavour stays clean for weeks, not days.

Built Around the Sensis and Sceptre Hardware

These were made for a specific set of Innokin pod kits, and they slot straight in. If you already run a Sensis or a Sceptre, this is the coil the device was engineered around. That tight fitment is why wicking and flavour stay consistent instead of fighting the hardware. It suits MTL Vape Kits tuned for this style especially well.

Innokin S Coil Resistance Options

Five heads in the range, split across two draw styles. The choice comes down to how much vapour you want and how tight you like the inhale.

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• 0.25ohm
• 0.5ohm
• 0.6ohm
• 0.65ohm
• 1.2ohm

How to Set Up the Innokin S Coils

Quick job. Two minutes, no tools.

1. Pull the pod off the device and tip out any old liquid if you are switching coils mid-tank.

2. Grip the spent coil and pull it free from the base of the pod. It seats on O-rings, so it releases with a firm tug.

3. Drip three or four drops of e-liquid straight onto the exposed mesh and into the wicking slots on the sides of the fresh coil.

4. Press the new coil firmly into the pod base until it seats, then refill with your chosen liquid.

5. Leave the whole thing standing for a full six minutes so the wick pulls liquid all the way through before you fire it.

6. Start low and climb. Begin near the bottom of the coil's wattage range and work up until the flavour lands where you want it.

What's in the Innokin S Coil Box

Five coils, sealed in individual foil blisters, in the resistance you pick. That is the lot: no pod, no device, and no e-liquid. Pirate Vapes keeps the Sensis and Sceptre hardware these were built for over in the Refillable Pod Kits section if you still need the device itself.

Made for Innokin's Sensis and Sceptre Pod Kits

These coils were designed around a specific set of Innokin devices, and fitment is the whole story with any coil. The S Coil heads drop into the Innokin Sensis pod kit and the Sceptre and Sceptre 2 pod kits. One catch worth knowing: the 0.25ohm RDTL head only reads on the Sensis, because the original Sceptre will not run a coil below 0.5ohm. The Sceptre Tube kit is the fussiest of the bunch and takes the 0.5ohm head alone.

What they will not fit: the Zenith platform, the Endura series, and the Prism line each use their own coils entirely, and the Zlide is different again. If your current coil is marked as an S Coil or Sceptre S and press-fits into the pod base, you are in the right place. Browse the wider Innokin Range for the matching kits and pods.

About Innokin

Innokin has been building vape hardware since the early days of the UK scene, and it earned its name on dependable mouth-to-lung kits rather than flashy cloud machines. The S Coil line sits squarely inside that reputation.

It is the heating element behind the Sensis and Sceptre pod systems, two kits that keep pulling in beginners and returning MTL vapers because they are simple and they last.

The mesh build and longer coil life are Innokin doing what it has always done: quiet, reliable engineering that just works, session after session.

Stock Up and Save

Coils are the one thing you always run out of at the wrong moment. A pack of 5 covers most vapers for a month or so, and grabbing two packs means you are not stuck mid-week with a burnt head and nothing to swap in.

Every order from Pirate Vapes ships the same day before 4 pm, sealed in padded packaging. All stock is TPD compliant, checkout is age-verified, and it is strictly over-18s only.

Conclusion

The Innokin S Coil range is a rare thing: one coil family that genuinely does both draw styles well. Five resistances from 0.25ohm to 1.2ohm, a mesh build for clean flavour, and a tight fit with the Sensis and Sceptre kits it was made for.

Pick the low-ohm heads for high-VG clouds, or the high-ohm ones for a tight, salt-friendly draw. Stock up on coils and grab any Vape Accessories you need in the same order at Pirate Vapes.

FAQs

Which kits do the S Coils fit?

The Innokin Sensis, Sceptre, and Sceptre 2 pod kits. The 0.25ohm only works on the Sensis, and the Sceptre Tube takes the 0.5ohm alone.

Are the S Coils mesh coils?

Yes. Every resistance in the range uses a mesh element for more even heating and cleaner flavour.

Which resistance should a new RDTL vaper pick?

Start with the 0.5ohm or 0.6ohm. Both are forgiving, give decent vapour, and do not chew through liquid the way the 0.25ohm can.

What e-liquid works best with the S Coils?

Depends on the coil. The airy low-ohm heads want 60%+ VG. The tighter 0.65ohm and 1.2ohm are happiest with 50/50 and nic salts.

How long does one S coil last?

Usually one to two weeks, though sweet liquids gunk the mesh faster and shorten that. Prime it properly and you reach the top end of that range.

Do the S Coils fit the original Sceptre?

Most do. The 0.25ohm is the exception, since the original Sceptre will not read a coil under 0.5ohm.