Innokin Zenith Pro Replacement Coils

Innokin Zenith Pro Coils

Innokin Zenith Pro Coils are 1.0ohm replacement coils supplied in packs of five for the Zenith Pro tank. Each coil is rated by Innokin for 20W to 25W, well above the 10W to 14W given to the standard 1.2ohm Zenith coil, so a device with adjustable output is needed.

The draw is restricted direct-to-lung, with more airflow than the standard coil allows. The same pack is also used in the Adept Zlide tank, and a worn coil is swapped out without replacing the tank. No tank, device or e-liquid is supplied, only the five coils.

What to Know About the Zenith Pro Coil Pack

• 5 coils in every pack
• 1.0ohm resistance, rated for 20W to 25W
• Restricted direct-to-lung draw with extra airflow
• Fits the Zenith Pro and Adept Zlide tanks
• Coils only, with no tank or e-liquid included

Features of Innokin Zenith Pro Coils

Five details separate this pack from the standard Zenith coil: the resistance, the power band, the draw, the pack size and the tank fitting. Each one is explained below.

1.0ohm Resistance

At 1.0ohm, the coil is placed between the tight 1.2ohm Zenith option and the sub-ohm coils elsewhere in the Z range. Power is set to suit that resistance, which is why the rating is higher than the standard coil's. This option is usually considered next when 1.2ohm feels too restrictive.

20W to 25W Power Band

A rating of 20W to 25W is given by Innokin, roughly double the 10W to 14W band of the standard 1.2ohm coil. The intended heat is reached by firing inside that band, and a variable-wattage device is needed to stay there. A fixed-output battery cannot hold the setting.

Restricted Direct-to-Lung Draw

More air is let through the tank by this coil than by the standard one, and the draw is classed as restricted direct-to-lung (RDL). The pull is looser than mouth-to-lung, though it stops short of open sub-ohm airflow. A Z Pro coil is chosen when the standard coil feels tight.

Five Coils Per Pack

Five coils are held in every pack, so spares are on hand for several changes. Coil life is shaped by the e-liquid and the wattage, and sweeter, thicker liquids wear a coil faster. With a full pack on the shelf, a change can be made the moment the flavour fades.

Zenith Series Fitting

This pack belongs to the Zenith series of Innokin coils, the family that the Zenith Pro tank is built around. No adapter is needed. Tank use carries on from one coil to the next, and only the small coil head is replaced when it wears out.

Zenith Pro Coil Wattage and Draw

Power and airflow are the two things that set this coil apart, so both are worth checking before it goes into a tank. A device from the Vape Mods range gives the adjustable output that the rating calls for.

• 1.0ohm Zenith Pro coil: 20W to 25W, restricted direct-to-lung

The setting that suits the e-liquid is found by starting at 20W and moving up in small steps. The coil is kept inside its rating by staying at or below 25W.

How to Fit the Zenith Pro Replacement Coils

An empty tank is needed before the coil is changed, and the whole job takes a few minutes.

Step 1: Remove the tank from the device and pour out any e-liquid left inside.

Step 2: Take the tank apart at its base and lift the spent coil out of its seat.

Step 3: Fit a fresh coil from the pack into the same seat, and close the base until it is firm.

Step 4: Wet the cotton openings with a little e-liquid before the tank goes back together.

Step 5: The tank is filled and refitted, then the coil is given a moment to absorb the liquid before the first puff.

Step 6: Set the wattage to 20W and raise it in small steps, staying within 25W.

What's in the Zenith Pro Coil Pack

The pack holds coils only, and nothing else is needed to fit them beyond an empty tank.

• 5 Innokin Zenith Pro 1.0ohm replacement coils

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

Tanks Compatible With the Zenith Pro Coils

Made for the Innokin Zenith Pro tank, the pack is also used in the Adept Zlide tank. Other Zenith series coils are taken by the Zenith Pro tank as well, including the standard 1.2ohm coil, so the two ratings can be swapped as needed.

Coils from other Innokin families, such as Scion, Endura and iSub, have their own fittings and are not interchangeable. Matching the tank name to the pack before ordering avoids a wrong purchase. The full brand range is listed under Innokin Vapes, and further hardware sits in the Vape Tanks collection.

About Innokin and the Zenith Range

Tanks and kits sold under the Zenith name share one coil series, so a single pack style can serve several devices. New coil ratings are added inside that series over time, which is how a higher-wattage option such as this one sits alongside the older 1.2ohm coil.

That shared approach keeps ordering simple. The series name and a resistance are all that is needed to find the right coil.

Stock Up on Zenith Pro Coils

A second pack is a sensible companion, because five coils go quickly when the tank is used daily, and fresh e-liquid keeps a new coil tasting clean. Buyers who want Innokin 1.0ohm coils on hand can add spares from the Multi-Buy Vapes range to the same basket.

Free Pirate Post applies once a basket passes £40. Orders from Pirate Vapes go through an age check at checkout, so only adults aged 18 and over can buy.

Conclusion

These coils suit anyone running a Zenith Pro or Adept Zlide tank who wants a looser draw at 20W to 25W than the standard coil gives. Paired with a variable-wattage mod and fresh liquid, the pack completes the kit.

More spare parts are listed under Vape Accessories, and the full catalogue starts at the Pirate Vapes homepage. For adults aged 18 and over only.

FAQs

What are Innokin Zenith Pro Coils used for?

The coil in the Zenith Pro tank is replaced by Innokin Zenith Pro Coils when the flavour fades. A pack of five is supplied, and each coil is rated at 1.0ohm for 20W to 25W.

How many coils come in a pack of Zenith Pro Coils?

Each pack holds five 1.0ohm coils. Zenith Pro coils UK stock is held in a single resistance, so there is nothing to choose between when ordering.

What wattage should the Zenith Pro 1.0ohm coil run at?

A rating of 20W to 25W is given, which is higher than the 10W to 14W rating of the standard 1.2ohm Zenith coil. A device with adjustable output is required, and starting near 20W is advised.

Do the Zenith Pro Coils fit the Adept Zlide tank?

Both the Adept Zlide tank and the Zenith Pro tank take these coils. Coils from other Innokin ranges, such as Scion or Endura, use different fittings and do not fit.

What draw do Innokin Z coils in this pack give?

Each coil delivers a restricted direct-to-lung draw. Airflow is more generous than on the standard Zenith coil, but it stays short of a fully open sub-ohm setup.

How do I know when Zenith Pro Coils need replacing?

Fading flavour, a burnt taste or gurgling from the tank are the usual signs of a spent coil. Fitting a fresh coil from the pack restores the flavour without changing the tank.