Vane 2 - Dry Herb Vaporizer 1200mAh

The Yocan Vane 2 Dry Herb Vaporizer is equipped with precision temperature settings to allow owners to dial in their sessions to suit their needs. Basically, a precision temperature control system ensures that the user can change the voltage level of the vaporizer in small increments as opposed to the application of pre-set temperature settings that have typically three or four pre-determined temperature profiles to choose from. While a precision temperature unity may sound challenging, especially to newer dry herb vaporizer users, its benefits — once you get the hang of it — outweigh the supposed inconvenience of learning a new skill. The Yocan Vane 2 Dry Herb Vaporizer is equipped with a voltage range that starts from 200 degrees Fahrenheit (approximately 93 degrees Celsius) and peaks at 480 degrees Fahrenheit (248 degrees Celsius). This range ensures the user a wide extraction spectrum and promises a variety of effects based on the extraction of select active ingredients offered by their preferred dry herb strains. As a quick guide, the lower voltage levels allow for the extraction of flavonoids and aromatics that induces a calming effect when inhaled. Conversely, the higher temperature levels release the psychoactive properties of the dry herbs, so as to facilitate that “knock-off-your-socks“ effect most recreational consumers are looking for. The temperature can conveniently be adjusted using the plus (+) and minus (-) buttons on the device, which are located at the bottom of the LCD display screen. Operation is easy and intuitive as pressing the + button increases the temperature level while pressing the – button decreases the voltage level. On that note, one can fine tune their sessions and play around what temperature profile best suits their preference, whether they consume herbs for its medicinal benefits of for its recreational properties. Arguably one of the most important features of the Yocan Vane 2 Dry Herb Vaporizer is its ceramic heating chamber. Unlike wax concentrates, dry herbs tend to burn off easily and is considered by some consumers to be a more delicate type of material. So, finding a heating element that can match the dry herb’s delicacy is important.