YLL-IH 3.0 - YLL Induction Heater 3.0

The YLL-IH 3.0 Induction Heater is a more powerful version of the 2.0, compatible with a wider range of devices, with upgraded battery capacity and an adjustable height ceramic insert inside the user replaceable glass tube. Like the original it has an adjustable timer and Wattage however it can now be adjusted between 30-100w instead of being capped at 60w. The 3.0 is a little larger and less pocket friendly so if you're just running DynaVaps (HyperDyn Excluded) we'd suggest sticking to the smaller 2.0 version. This Induction heater is the one recommended for and designed with the MAD Heaters Tempest 2.0 in mind. 

• Adjustable Power Range: 30W to 100W for customized vaporization.
• Adjustable Timer: 10-60 Seconds
• Dual 21700 Battery Compatibility (Batteries Optionally Included): Extended usage and convenience.
  
• Adjustable Chamber Height (remove battery cover and push up ceramic insert from underneath) 
• Replaceable Glass Tube Chamber: Easy maintenance and enhanced purity.
• Larger Coil to fit with more products
• Integral Cooling Magnet
• Approx. Dimensions 135mm long x 69mm wide x 41mm tall
• Approx. Weight 306g (without batteries)
• Requires 5v 2amp charger, may not work with high power PD chargers or similar
• CE and ROHS Certified
• 1 Year Manufacturer warranty against defects

Silicone Adapters for use with DynaVaps can be found here. 

Charging explained

The YLL-IH 3.0 does not have pass through charging. It can however be used while plugged in. So the way it works is the unit is plugged in and charging. You turn the unit on and start heating the device, charging pauses. If it's left plugged in after a couple of minutes of not being used it will resume charging. 

• YLL Induction Heater 3.0
• 2 x Glass Tube (one installed)
• 2 x Ceramic Inserts (one installed) - 18mm Internal Diameter
• 1 x USB-C Cable
• Optional Batteries, select if required - We will be supplying this with the Reliance RS50 5000MaH 70 Amp constant discharge batteries. These have a much higher specification than required but have more capacity than most others which will give you quite a few more heating sessions. They also have a much higher Amp rating which should allow you to run higher wattages on the induction heater even as the batteries are running low, instead of seeing the wattage as much as the batteries drain! 
• If you have 21700 batteries please ensure they're capable of at least 35 Amp constant discharge, lower Amp batteries will cause the device to under-perform

• DynaVap Woodwynd or DynaVaps with standard caps - 70W max
• DynaVap Armored Cap - 80W Max
• UniDyn - 70W Max
• HyperDyn - 100W Max
• Pipex - 80W Max
• Convector - 80W Max
• Convector XL - 100W Max
• Convector V2 - 100W Max
• Vapos - 75W Max
• Fusion 2.0 - 75W Max (we suggest using the Flare 2.0 IH for this since it can power it at 100W)
• Tempest - 100W Max 
• Tempest 2 - 100W Max
• Anvil CopperCore - 80W Max (we are told the Flare 2.0 is a more suitable IH for the Anvil Setups as they can run at higher wattage however we're still awaiting feedback from a tester to confirm this) 
• Anvil Coppercore with Silver Collar - 100W Max
• Tornado - 100W Max
• Simrell Max - 100W Max

Please note these suggestions for heating profiles are just suggestions! Since the devices will heat differently depending on the height of the ceramic insert inside there will be a little tweaking for each person. If you find your herb combusts using one of the above suggestions, reduce the time or wattage. I would always say err on the side of caution, you can always heat it a bit more if needed, but once it's combusted you have a cleaning job to do, so work up to hotter temps instead of down from them! 

If the cap material is thinner or not particularly inductive (not great for induction heaters) like the DynaVap or HyperDyn the IH will automatically limit the wattage to the maximum it can provide to it which is why suggested wattage settings are lower for these. 

As batteries drain they cannot provide the same amount of power, so if you're using higher wattage settings please keep more charge in the batteries. If they're low on power the Flare will automatically reduce the maximum wattage when you put a device in it to avoid over-stressing the batteries and damaging them. 

Always used batteries of the same type with the same charge level, ideally of the same age, it is always best to use batteries in sets to ensure they charge and discharge at the same rate since older and more used batteries will hold less charge than new ones.