Induction heaters

An induction heater, who it is for and when it makes sense

An induction heater is an accessory for butane vaporizers, that is devices without a battery, which need an external source of heat to work. That role is normally filled by a torch lighter. An induction heater replaces it with a coil that heats a metal cap with a magnetic field, with no flame.

This is not essential gear. A DynaVap will work with any jet lighter. The heater does however solve three real problems that users report: repeatable heating, no open flame and convenience during longer sessions, when constant handling of a torch starts to get tiring.

At VapeFully we look at heaters the same way as at the rest of the gear: we test how they heat in practice, whether the cycle is repeatable and how convenient it is to put a hot vaporizer down. What counts for us is how an accessory performs after many sessions, not the specification on the box.

How to choose an induction heater for your vaporizer

First check whether your vaporizer works with induction at all. Heaters work with devices that have a metal cap heated by a magnetic field, above all with butane vaporizers such as DynaVap, VapCap M7 or HyperDyn. Only then is it worth comparing specific models.

For most people the difference comes down to two things: how the heater signals that it is ready and how long it holds a charge.

A portable battery heater

Compact battery powered induction heaters are about the size of a small power bank and fit in a pocket. They work both at home and outdoors, when you do not want to carry a torch and a gas canister with you. In our range that role is filled by VapeHeater Go and HERO PRO, both matched to DynaVap and similar butane vaporizers. For mobile use pay attention to battery capacity and charging time: a good heater covers many heating cycles with no charger nearby.

Compatibility with the cap

The most important point. The opening of the heater has to match the diameter of the cap of your vaporizer, and the cap itself has to be metal for induction to work. Most models are designed for DynaVap and similar builds, but some require an adapter. Check the specification before buying or write to us, we will tell you whether a given heater works with your gear.

Battery, charging and signalling

In portable heaters what counts is the number of heating cycles per charge and the charging time, it is good when the heater uses a USB-C port and lasts a full day of use. A clear ready signal (sound, LED, vibration) makes it easier to catch the moment the cap reaches temperature, and automatic shut off after a cycle saves battery and limits overheating of the cap when you leave the vaporizer in the heater for longer.

Choose an induction heater from VapeFully

Our range covers proven, portable induction heaters matched to DynaVap and other butane vaporizers, VapeHeater Go and HERO PRO.

We assess every model from the perspective of the user: how fast and how repeatably it heats, whether the ready signal is clear, how long the battery holds and how convenient it is to put the hot cap down. We draw on our own tests, customer reviews and the knowledge of VapoManiak, one of the best known Polish vaporizer reviewers.

The induction coil itself has no contact with vapor, so a heater is not cleaned the way a vaporizer chamber is, but the DynaVap itself needs regular cleaning, and you will find the accessories for it in the cleaning section. If you are putting together a DynaVap setup, in one place you also have spare parts and accessories and the remaining vaporization accessories. Not sure whether a heater fits your model? Write to us, we will help you pick.