Innokin Scion II Replacement Coils

Innokin Scion II Replacement Coils

The Innokin Scion II Coil is sold as a pack of 3 Replacement Coils for the Scion and Scion II sub-ohm tanks, with resistances from 0.15 ohm to 0.36ohm on offer. Cotton wicking is fitted to every coil, and no tank or e-liquid is supplied.

A direct-to-lung (DTL) draw is delivered by every option, and high-VG e-liquid is the usual pairing when the tank is refilled. Spent coils are replaced as the flavour fades, so the tank itself stays in service.

What to Know About the Scion II Coil Pack

• 3 replacement coils in each pack
• 2 resistances: 0.15ohm Plexus and 0.36ohm quad
• Rated from 60W up to 150W, depending on the coil
• Direct-lung draw, suited to high-VG e-liquid
• Fits the Innokin Scion and Scion II tanks

Features of Innokin Scion II Coil

The three coils in this pack differ in resistance and construction, and each is rated for its own wattage band. The features below cover the mesh and quad designs, the wicking and the type of draw.

Plexus Mesh Coils

Plexus mesh is used in the 0.15ohm option, a construction that widens the heating surface compared with a wire coil. Heating and cooling are faster as a result, and e-liquid is spread across the mesh more evenly. Both coils are rated for high-wattage use, from 60W to 110W depending on the resistance.

0.36ohm Quad Coil

A four-core layout is used in the 0.36ohm quad coil, which carries the widest rating in the pack at 80W to 150W. Heat is shared between four cores instead of one, and the higher resistance allows it to run at more power than either mesh option.

Cotton Wicking

Cotton wicking is fitted in every coil, carrying e-liquid to the heating element as the coil fires. Nothing has to be wicked by hand, although a new coil should still be wetted before its first puff. That step is covered below.

Wide Wattage Range

Rated output across the pack runs from 60W to 150W. Each resistance has its own band. Staying inside it is recommended for the best flavour. A regulated device is required to set the wattage, so a fixed-output battery is not suitable.

Direct-Lung Draw

All three coils are sub-ohm designs made for direct-lung vaping, where vapour is drawn straight into the lungs through open airflow. Thicker, high-VG liquids are recommended for coils of this type, and suitable bottles are listed in the High VG E-Liquid collection.

Innokin Scion II Coil Resistance Options

A rated band is set for each resistance, and settings inside it give the intended heat-up and flavour. A variable-output device, such as one from the Vape Mods range, is needed to select the wattage.

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• 0.15ohm Plexus
• 0.36ohm Quad Coil

Beginning near the bottom of a band is advised. Wattage can then be raised in small steps until the draw feels right.

How to Fit the Innokin Scion II Coil

The tank must be empty before a coil is changed, and the job takes a few minutes. 

Step 1: The tank is unscrewed from the device, and any e-liquid left inside is poured out.

Step 2: Once the base is unscrewed, the used coil can be lifted out.

Step 3: The new coil is screwed into the same seat until it sits firmly, and the base is closed again.

Step 4: Wet the cotton with a little e-liquid before the tank is filled.

Step 5: The tank is filled with high-VG e-liquid and refitted to the device, then the coil is given a moment to absorb the liquid before the first puff.

Step 6: Set the wattage inside the rated band for the chosen coil, starting low and raising it in small steps.

What's in the Innokin Scion II Coil Pack

Each pack holds coils only, in the resistance picked on the product page.

• 3 Innokin Scion II replacement coils in the chosen resistance
• Cotton wicking fitted to each coil

A tank, device, battery and e-liquid are not included.

Devices Compatible With the Innokin Scion II Coil

The pack is made for the Innokin Scion and Scion II tanks, and it is also suited to the Innokin Proton kit when a Scion 2 tank is fitted. Any of the three resistances can be used in those tanks, and Scion 2 coils are ordered by resistance rather than by tank.

Coils made for other Innokin tanks are a different design and are not interchangeable. That covers the Zenith, Endura and iSub ranges. The tank name should be matched to the pack before ordering.

Tanks and kits from the brand are listed in the Innokin Vapes range, and other sub-ohm options sit under Vape Tanks.

About Innokin and the Scion Range

The Scion range is built around replaceable coils, so a coil pack is the regular purchase after the tank itself. Several coil styles are supplied by Innokin for it, from Plexus mesh to quad-core designs, and the resistance can be changed without buying new hardware.

Plexus mesh belongs to the wider Innokin Plex family, where a larger mesh surface is used to speed up heating and cooling. Tank, coil and mesh are all named to match, which keeps Innokin Scion coils easy to identify.

Stock Up on the Innokin Scion II Coil

A second resistance makes a sensible spare, and fresh high-VG liquid keeps the new coil working. Spare coils and other Vape Accessories can share one basket.

Baskets that pass £40 get Free Pirate Post. On Tracked 24, a weekday order in by 3:30pm is dispatched that day, while weekend and bank holiday orders leave the next working day. Age is verified at the Pirate Vapes checkout, and sales are restricted to over-18s.

Conclusion

The Innokin Scion II Coil pack is suited to owners of a Scion or Scion II tank who need a restock or a different resistance. It is matched to high-VG e-liquid and any regulated device that covers the rated wattage of the chosen coil.

More sub-ohm hardware is listed under DTL Tanks, and the wider catalogue starts at the Pirate Vapes homepage. This product is for adults aged 18 and over only.

FAQs

Which tanks does the Innokin Scion II Coil fit?

The Innokin Scion II Coil is made for the Scion and Scion II tanks, and for the Proton kit when a Scion II tank is fitted. Coils for other Innokin tanks, such as the Zenith or Endura, are a different design.

What is the difference between the 0.15ohm Plexus and 0.36ohm quad Scion II coils?

The 0.15ohm coil is a Plexus mesh design rated from 60W to 110W. The 0.36ohm coil uses a four-core layout and is rated from 80W to 150W, which makes it the better option for devices that can deliver more power.

How many coils come in one Innokin Scion II Coil pack?

Each Scion 2 coil pack contains 3 coils in the resistance chosen on the product page. Three resistances are offered in total: 0.15ohm Plexus and 0.36ohm quad.

What e-liquid suits the Innokin Scion II Coil?

High-VG e-liquid is the recommended match, because every coil in the pack is a sub-ohm design made for a direct-lung draw. Very thin, PG-heavy liquids are better suited to higher-resistance coils.

How can I tell when a Scion II coil needs replacing?

Fading flavour, a burnt taste or gurgling from the tank are the usual signs of a spent coil. Replacing the coil at that point restores the flavour, and no other part of the tank needs to change.