Replacement Coil Options for the SMOK TFV12

V12-T12 -

• 0.12Ω duodenary coils
• Six individual coil chambers
• Six large vertical juice holes
• Clapton coils wrapped with organic cotton
• Wattage range: 60W-350W
• Recommended wattage: 130W-200W
• Great for cloud chasing

V12-Q4

• 0.15Ω quadruple coils
• Ultra wide diameter single coil chamber
• Four lightning bolt shaped juice holes
• Parallel coil wrapped with organic cotton
• Wattage range: 60W-190W
• Recommended wattage: 90W-160W
• Smooth taste

V12-X4

• 0.15Ω quadruple coils
• Two individual coil chambers
• Four extra large vertical juice holes
• Parallel coils wrapped with organic cotton
• Wattage range: 60W-220W
• Recommended wattage: 100W-170W
• Deep and rich cloud taste

V12-T6

• 0.16Ω sextuple coils
• Three individual coil chambers
• Three juice flow control design
• Wattage range: 90W-320W
• Recommended wattage: 120W-180W
• More efficient juice atomization process

V12-T8

• 0.16Ω octuple coils
• Four individual coil chambers
• Wattage range: 70W-320W
• Recommended wattage: 120W-200W
• Deep and rich clouds

V12-RBA

• 25mm deck for single or dual coil configuration
• Suitable for all types of wires
• Single coil silicone block included

V12-RBA-T

• Post-less deck with three terminal slots
• Triple coil configuration
• Massive airflow and dense vapor
• Can be used with a single coil build in the middle

How to Build the SMOK TFV12 Cloud Beast King RBA and RBA-T

1. Make sure your hands are clean before starting any work.
2. Unscrew the deck from the RBA base and install it on an ohm meter or table mod.
3. Install a pre-wrapped coil by inserting the leads into the post terminals and securing them with grub screws.
4. Make sure the coil is fixed and lined up with the air hole, and that the coil is NOT touching the deck.
5. Trim all excess wire.
6. Cut and twist a strip of cotton and thread it through the middle of the coil.
7. Tuck the ends of the wick under the coil.
8. Trim all excess cotton.
9. Wet the coil with juice and adjust the wick.

Warning: Coils must be checked for resistance before they are fired on a device, and re-checked periodically to ensure the resistance remains the same.