Image 1 of 12
Image 2 of 12
Image 3 of 12
Image 4 of 12
Image 5 of 12
Image 6 of 12
Image 7 of 12
Image 8 of 12
Image 9 of 12
Image 10 of 12
Image 11 of 12
Image 12 of 12
CCELL Stylo 510 Battery
510 cartridge battery with a digital screen, a voltage slide switch and a window showing the oil level.
Key facts
- A digital screen showing the voltage and how much charge is left
- Three voltages on a slide switch — 2.4V, 2.8V and 3.2V
- Window down the front, so you can see how much oil is left
- The cartridge sits down inside the body, not sticking out of the end
- Draw-activated, with a preheat button
- 500mAh, USB-C charging, up to temperature in about 15 seconds
- 57mm x 42mm x 20mm
Full description
Who this is for: someone who would rather read what the battery is doing than count flashes of a coloured light.
Most cartridge batteries tell you almost nothing. This one has a small screen that shows the voltage it is set to and how much charge is left, so there is no guessing and no working out what three orange blinks means.
The slide switch is the other good idea here. The three voltages are chosen by moving a switch on the bottom, not by clicking a button a set number of times. You can see where it is and you can feel where it is. 2.4V is the gentlest and 3.2V the strongest.
The cartridge drops into a slot in the body rather than screwing onto the end. On a pen-style battery the cartridge sticks out and is the part that gets snapped in a bag; here it sits inside the case. A window down the front shows the oil level, so running out stops being a surprise — which helps if your pharmacy is shut at weekends.
It reaches working temperature in about fifteen seconds and runs on a 500mAh cell, the same size as the batteries here costing twice as much.
Specifications
- Adjustable Voltage via Bottom Slide Switch (2.4V / 2.8V / 3.2V)
- 15 Seconds to Smooth Performance
510 cartridge battery with a digital screen, a voltage slide switch and a window showing the oil level.
Key facts
- A digital screen showing the voltage and how much charge is left
- Three voltages on a slide switch — 2.4V, 2.8V and 3.2V
- Window down the front, so you can see how much oil is left
- The cartridge sits down inside the body, not sticking out of the end
- Draw-activated, with a preheat button
- 500mAh, USB-C charging, up to temperature in about 15 seconds
- 57mm x 42mm x 20mm
Full description
Who this is for: someone who would rather read what the battery is doing than count flashes of a coloured light.
Most cartridge batteries tell you almost nothing. This one has a small screen that shows the voltage it is set to and how much charge is left, so there is no guessing and no working out what three orange blinks means.
The slide switch is the other good idea here. The three voltages are chosen by moving a switch on the bottom, not by clicking a button a set number of times. You can see where it is and you can feel where it is. 2.4V is the gentlest and 3.2V the strongest.
The cartridge drops into a slot in the body rather than screwing onto the end. On a pen-style battery the cartridge sticks out and is the part that gets snapped in a bag; here it sits inside the case. A window down the front shows the oil level, so running out stops being a surprise — which helps if your pharmacy is shut at weekends.
It reaches working temperature in about fifteen seconds and runs on a 500mAh cell, the same size as the batteries here costing twice as much.
Specifications
- Adjustable Voltage via Bottom Slide Switch (2.4V / 2.8V / 3.2V)
- 15 Seconds to Smooth Performance