Innokin Scion Plexus Vape Coils

Innokin Scion Plexus Coils

Two sub-ohm resistances, both sold in packs of three, both built for high-wattage direct-to-lung clouds. The Innokin Scion Plexus Coils cover the Scion sub-ohm platform with a 0.15Ω Plexus mesh coil for sharp flavour and a 0.36Ω quad-core coil for raw power. These are DTL heads made for high-VG juice and higher wattages, and they screw straight into the Scion tank.

If you run an Innokin Scion, a Scion II, or the Proton Kit and your flavour has faded, a fresh set of Innokin Coils sorts it. Pirate Vapes dispatches every order in plain, padded packaging.

Why vapers choose this:

• The 0.15Ω Plexus mesh is the one most Scion owners reach for. Its single KAL mesh panel with aligned holes keeps resistance stable and spreads heat evenly, which is why it pulls cleaner, sharper flavour than the older wound coils it replaced.

• The 0.36Ω runs a quad-core build for serious vapour when you push it toward 150W.

• Two genuinely different draws from one tank, one for taste and one for clouds.

• Kanthal and organic cotton for steady heat and reliable wicking.

• Packs of three so you always have the next coil waiting.

Innokin Scion Coils Features

Plexus Mesh for Better Flavour

The 0.15Ω uses Innokin's Plexus build: a solid mesh panel drilled with aligned holes rather than a wound wire. That structure holds its resistance steady and heats across a wide, even surface, which lifts flavour and smooths the draw. Pair it with a proper High VG E-Liquid, and it is the pick of the range for taste.

Quad-Core Coil for Bigger Clouds

Then the 0.36Ω quad-core is your coil. Four vertical cores share the load, so it handles higher power comfortably and pushes out dense vapour when you run it up towards 150W. It drinks juice and battery faster than the mesh coil, which is the trade you make for that much vapour. Worth it if clouds are the goal.

Kanthal Wire and Organic Cotton

Both resistances are wound from Kanthal A1, a wire known for holding a steady resistance at high heat. The wicking is Japanese organic cotton, which saturates evenly and helps keep dry hits at bay. It is a straightforward, proven combination that has kept the Scion line popular for years.

Easy Screw-In Replacement

Installation is threaded, so the coil screws into the base of the tank and seats on its seals. No adapters, no special tools. If you have ever fitted a sub-ohm coil before, this will feel instantly familiar.

Different Wattage Options

The two resistances suit different setups. The 0.15Ω is happiest between 60W and 110W and works on most sub-ohm mods. The 0.36Ω wants a mod that can comfortably deliver 80W to 150W. Running the right power for the coil is what gets you clean flavour instead of a scorched wick.

Innokin Scion Coils Resistance Options

The Scion range gives you two clear directions, so choose based on whether you chase flavour or vapour.

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• 0.15 Ohm Plexus (60-110W)
• 0.36 Ohm (80-150W)

How to Set Up the Scion Coils

Two-minute job once you have the hang of it.

1. Turn your Scion tank upside down and unscrew the metal base to reach the coil housing. (Keeping it inverted means you don't need to drain your e-liquid).

2. Unscrew the spent coil from the base and discard it.

3. Drip 5 to 6 drops of your e-liquid directly into the wicking ports on the side of the new coil so the cotton starts saturated.

4. Screw the fresh coil into the base until snug, then reassemble the tank.

5. Fill with high-VG juice and leave the tank standing for a full 10 minutes. Sub-ohm quad and mesh coils hold a lot of cotton, and rushing this at high wattage is the fastest way to burn a brand-new coil.

6. Build the power up slowly. Start well below the coil's ceiling and climb a few watts at a time until the vapour feels right.

What's in the Scion Coils Box

Each pack holds three Innokin Scion coils in your chosen resistance. That is everything in the box: three coils, ready to screw in.

There is no tank, no e-liquid, and no device included, so you will need your Scion tank and a bottle of high-VG juice alongside them.

The Sub-Ohm Coil Built for the Scion Series

These coils are made for Innokin's Scion platform and nothing else. They fit the original Scion tank. They fit the Scion II tank. They also fit the Plex tank and the Scion II found inside the Proton Kit, since all share the same threaded coil fitting.

What they will not do is drop into a rival sub-ohm tank. This is a series-specific coil, so it will not seat in other brands' hardware. Running something else? Browse the wider Vape Tanks range to match coils to the tank you actually own.

About Innokin

Innokin has been a fixture in UK vaping since the early days, best known for dependable mouth-to-lung gear. The Scion line is its sub-ohm, direct-to-lung side, and the Plexus coil is the technology that keeps it relevant.

Rather than a simple wound wire, the Plexus mesh is a single perforated panel that holds a steady resistance and heats evenly, which translates to cleaner flavour and a longer usable life. It is a coil range with a loyal following, and the Scion tank remains a solid choice for vapers who want big vapour without fuss.

Stock Up and Save

Sub-ohm coils are a running cost, and high-wattage coils get through their working life quicker than gentle MTL heads. Keeping a couple of packs in the drawer means you are never stuck mid-week with a burnt taste.

Pirate Vapes ships every order the same day when it is placed before 4 pm, sent in discreet padded packaging. Checkout is age-verified, all stock is TPD compliant, and it is strictly over-18s. Pair a pack with a high-VG shortfill, and you are set for weeks.

Conclusion

The Innokin Scion coils keep a Scion, Scion II or Plex tank performing the way it should. Go for the 0.15Ω Plexus mesh if flavour is your priority, or the 0.36Ω quad-core if you want the biggest clouds the range can push.

Both screw in quickly, both come three to a pack, and both reward a high-VG juice and the right wattage. Stock up alongside your other Vape Accessories and pair them with a 70/30 Shortfill at Pirate Vapes.

FAQs

Which Scion coil should I buy first?

The 0.15Ω Plexus mesh. It gives the cleanest flavour in the range and runs comfortably from 60W to 110W. Pick the 0.36Ω instead if you are chasing maximum vapour.

Do Scion coils fit the Innokin Proton Kit?

Yes. The Proton Kit uses the Scion II tank, so both stocked resistances fit it, along with the original Scion and the Plex tank. They do not fit other brands' tanks.

How long does a Scion coil last?

Usually one to two weeks of regular use, depending on your wattage and how sweet your juice is. High-power vaping on the 0.36Ω shortens that. A pack of three keeps spares ready.

What e-liquid works best with the Scion coils?

A high-VG blend at 70% VG or above. Sub-ohm coils at this power need thick liquid to wick fast enough. Thin 50/50 nic salts will flood these coils and taste weak.

What wattage should I run the Scion coil 0.36Ω at?

Anywhere from 80W to 150W, matched to your mod. Start lower, take a few pulls, then climb until the vapour is warm and full without tasting scorched.

Are Scion coils hard to fit?

Not at all. They are threaded, so you drip a little juice onto the cotton, screw the coil into the tank base and let it soak before firing.