Kanger Subtank Mini V2

KangerTech SUBTANK Mini

Specially designed with loads of airflow and a unique OCC (Organic Cotton Coil) replaceable atomiser coil, the Subtank Mini offers great flavour and huge plumes of vapour when filled with a high-VG ratio e-liquid.
The Subtank V2 features the newly redesigned Vertical OCC coils

Featuring a stainless steel and pyrex construction, the Subtank Mini is a top-quality 4.5ml capacity tank which is easy to use and gives a great vape every time. 
Not only can you use the replaceable atomiser coil, Kanger also provide a Mini RBA (rebuildable atomiser) base for those who want to build their own atomiser coils.

What’s in the box?:
1 x Kanger Subtank Mini
1 x OCC 0.5 Ohm Replaceable Atomiser Coil (installed in tank)
1 x OCC 1.2 Ohm Replaceable Atomiser Coil
1 x Mini RBA Base
2 x 0.5 Ohm coils (1 Installed on Mini RBA Base)
1 x Small bag of Japanese Organic Cotton
1 x Spare Pyrex glass tube
1 x Mini Screwdriver
2 x Spare screws for Mini RBA Base
3 x Spare rubber O-Rings
1 x Instruction Manual (English and French)

Atomiser Specifications:
Capacity: 4.5ml
Coil Type: KangerTech OCC (Organic Cotton Coil) 0.5 Ohm Installed, KangerTech OCC 1.2 Ohm in box, Mini RBA Base with 0.5 Ohm coil installed +1 premade 0.5 Ohm coil in box.
Coil Position: Bottom
Resistance: 0.5 or 1.2 OCC Coils, or user-made with Mini RBA base.
Connection: 510
Replaceable Atomiser Coils: Yes

How To Fill the Subtank Mini

• Unscrew the airflow base (the section with the connector that attaches to your battery).
• Fill tank section with E-Liquid avoiding the central airflow hole.
• If you are using a new OCC atomiser coil, ensure you have ‘primed’ your the head (dripped a few drops of E-Liquid straight onto the coil/cotton wicking material).
• Replace the airflow base, turn Subtank Mini back over and leave for a few minutes to allow liquid to soak into head.
• Attach Subtank Mini to your battery and continue to use as normal.
• More information is available in the included instruction manual.

TABlites recommends using a low-strength E-Liquid (6mg or lower) with a high VG to PG ratio in the base mix.

Changing The Replaceable Atomiser Coil:

• Unscrew the airflow base.
• Your replaceable OCC coil is the square metal part connected to the base, unscrew this part.
• Dispose of the old head and replace with a new one.
• Ensure you have ‘primed’ the new coil (dripped a few drops of liquid directly onto the coil/cotton wicking material).
• Fill tank if needed.
• Replace airflow base and turn tank back the correct way.
• Allow a few moments for liquid to soak into the new OCC coil.
• Attach Subtank to your battery and vape as normal.

How To Use The Included Mini RBA Base:

• The RBA base replaces the OCC head by screwing into the airflow base.
• You will notice that a premade coil is attached to the base already. The included instruction manual will show you how to disassemble the head and wrap that coil with the provided Japanese organic cotton.
• You can keep reusing the same coil even when changing the cotton in your RBA. Remove the old cotton and ‘dry-burn’ the naked coil for a second or two to remove excess liquid. Allow to cool and then wrap with new cotton.
• When using new cotton always ensure it is saturated before using the coil. Dry cotton will burn immediately and become unusable, wasting time and money.
• To change the coil for the included premade coil, remove the subtank from your battery to avoid accidental activation, remove and disassemble the RBA base, removing the cotton.
• Use a small screwdriver (provided) to loosen the screws on the base, freeing the coil of wire.
• Place the new coil of wire in its place, trapping the wire under the screws as you tighten them.
• Trim the excess wire, leaving your coil set and ready to wrap with cotton.
• Note: Lift the coil away from the metal of the base when it is screwed down. If the coil is touching the body of the base it will cause a short-circuit that will damage the coil and potentially your tank and device, too.
• There are hundreds of ways to make a new coil. Your best source for tutorials and tips is Youtube, where several people do basic coiling introductions and lessons on Rebuildable Atomisers.