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For a while, DynaVap sessions were only available with a torch lighter and a can of butane handy. Each session demanded a steady hand, a live flame, and a bit of finesse to nail down. The introduction of induction heaters changed that with a safer, electronic option that ditches the flame. Let’s dive in and explore your options.
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What is a DynaVap induction heater?
DynaVap induction heaters ditch the flame and replace your regular torch-powered heat-ups with an electronic solution that requires zero flames and eliminates all the twirling and hissing. Just press your DynaVap into the chamber and wait for the click!
How do they work?
It’s simple: the tip of your DynaVap is inserted into the induction heater chamber, it heats up, it ‘clicks,’ and you’re off to the races. The Ispire Wand and the YLL Induction Heater are clever in that they don’t heat up until you insert the DynaVap in and cutoff once you take it out. It’s that easy!
DynaVap Induction Heaters Pros & Cons
| Pros 👍 | Cons 👎 |
| Easy to use | More expensive than fire |
| No more twirling | Not as strong as fire |
| Consistent sessions - no more guesswork! | |
| Ditch the lighter | |
Bottom lineIf you’re a DynaVap aficionado or just don’t like to use the torch, an induction heater is a must. It’s the easiest and most consistent way to heat it up. |
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Why use one?
Induction heaters are easy and consistent. Torch lighters demand practice to perfect techniques like cap placement, stem rotation, and flame distance. With a portable DynaVap induction heater, those challenges disappear. They’re simple, reliable, and deliver consistent heating every time.
Which one is for me?
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👉 Induction Heater |
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💰 Price |
$99 |
$130 |
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📏Size |
4.3” x 2.48” x 0.94” |
7.3” × 5.3” × 1.8” |
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⚖️ Weight |
220g |
255g |
The YLL Induction Heater
The YLL Induction Heater takes a familiar box-shaped design and adds a few useful features. Adjust the wattage for smooth, low-temp hits or thick, powerful clouds, and use the timer to control exactly how long your DynaVap heats. Its adjustable depth also allows you to heat your cap near the bottom for stronger extractions, at the top for more flavor, or somewhere in between. It’s compatible with most DynaVap models, except the larger HyperDyn. The YLL also features USB-C charging and uses removable batteries (not included) for easy portability and convenience.
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The Ispire Wand
While the YLL Induction Heater focuses on flexibility and tinkering, the Ispire Wand offers a more polished, hands-off experience. Instead of adjusting wattage, you simply set your ideal temperature, insert your DynaVap, and wait for the click. It doesn’t come with a timer, so you’ll need to pay attention for the click. It’s compatible with every DynaVap model, including the larger HyperDyn, and comes equipped with removable batteries and USB-C charging.
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A few tips
DynaVap induction heaters heat without the guesswork, but that doesn’t mean you’re roped into the same thing every time. For example, you can heat your DynaVap for about a second before it clicks for more flavorful, lower temp hits. Or try holding it in for a second after the click for thicker, more potent hits - but don’t go too far!
Want monster concentrate hits with the Dynacoil? Leave the DynaVap in your induction heater past the click, until the heater auto-shuts off. Then have at it. Don't do this with dry herbs, though!
Tips for the YLL Induction Heater
Each DynaVap cap performs differently with the YLL Induction Heater. Here’s how to dial in the best results based on your cap type:
- Armored Cap: Use the 8.5mm ceramic insert at 50W and heat for 50-60 seconds. Heating a few seconds past the click enhances flavor and vapor without risking combustion.
- Standard Cap (Captive Cap): Set the wattage between 35W-40W and heat for 35-45 seconds. For denser vapor, heat about 2 seconds past the click.
- Low-Temp Cap: For a cooler session, set the wattage to 30W-35W and stop heating right after the click. To boost vapor production, heat for 5-8 seconds past the click.
Fine-Tuning with Depth and Power
- Adjust the Depth: The depth of the ceramic insert impacts heat transfer. The 8.5mm insert works best for the Armored Cap, while a shallower depth may improve results with standard or low-temp caps.
- Use Time Settings: Keep an eye on the timer to avoid overheating. Heating too far past the click can lead to combustion, so experiment carefully to find your sweet spot.
Who’s it not for?
It’s hard to argue against the idea of an induction heater, but they might not be for everyone. If you take a minimalist approach or you’re traveling light, it’s hard to beat the size and price of a pocket torch. Butane and lighters are cheap.
The ritual doesn't have the same feel. Sessions with a DynaVap and torch are known to be quite personal to some users. The careful rotation of the vape, coupled with the steady hand of the flame, has brought users closer to their sessions with its ritualistic nature.
Conclusion
When DynaVap first hit the scene, the only way to effectively heat them was with a torch lighter. Now, we have induction heaters as an alternative, and the experience is very different. The two main reasons to buy one are ease and consistency. The real question is which one to get. Let your style dictate that, and enjoy the ride!
