Tronian Pitron
320 mAh
Draw-activated
510 battery
Fixed 3.5V
USB-C
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If you want a 510 battery with nothing to fuss over, the Tronian Pitron is about as simple as it gets. There is no button and no menu. You screw a standard 510 oil cartridge on, draw, and it fires. That draw activation is the whole idea, so there is nothing to click or set before a pull. It is tuned to handle a range of oil thicknesses, from thinner distillate to heavier full-spectrum, without you having to change a voltage. The 510 thread fits most concentrate carts on the market, and it works best with ones up to about 10.5mm wide. It recharges over USB and slips into a pocket without any bulk. For a first cart battery or a cheap backup, it does the job and stays out of your way.
Specifications
What's in the box
- Pitron battery
- USB-C charging cable
Frequently asked questions
How do you use the Tronian Pitron?
Screw a standard 510 oil cartridge onto the Pitron and draw from it. There is no button to press, since it is draw-activated, so inhaling is what fires it. Start with slow, steady pulls, especially with a fresh cart, and the vapour builds as you go. That is really all there is to it, which is the point of the Pitron.
What cartridges fit the Tronian Pitron?
It uses the standard 510 thread, so it fits most oil and concentrate cartridges out there. It works best with carts up to about 10.5mm wide. Very wide or oddly shaped carts might sit awkwardly, but the common ones thread on fine.
Why is my Tronian Pitron not firing?
Since it is draw-activated, a few things can stop it. Check that the cartridge is threaded on snugly but not overtightened, make sure the battery has charge, and try a slower, firmer draw. If a cart is clogged or flooded it can block airflow, so a different cart is a quick way to tell whether it is the battery or the cartridge.
Does the Tronian Pitron have adjustable voltage?
No. The Pitron runs a single fixed output and fires on the draw, which keeps it simple, and it is tuned to handle a range of oil thicknesses as it is. If you want to step the voltage up or down to match different oils, the Tronian Nutron gives you three settings instead.
How do you charge the Tronian Pitron?
It recharges over USB. Plug it in when the draw feels weak or the light shows it is low, and give it time to top up before your next session. Since it is a small battery, it is worth charging it fully so it lasts through the day.
Is there any way to change the power on the Pitron?
No, and that is the point of it. The Pitron runs at a fixed 3.5V with no button and no settings, so there is nothing to set wrong. That suits most standard oil cartridges. If you want to match voltage to a particular oil, the Nutron gives you three settings and the Rhotron Pro gives you a full variable range from 1.6V to 4.2V.
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