Short answer

A portable cannabis e-rig runs on a battery and vaporizes concentrate on a heated cup or coil. Temperature control sets the exact degree, not just a low, medium, or high preset. Most units adjust from about 315°F to 620°F in steps of 5°F or 10°F. Lower heat keeps terpenes intact and gives thin vapor. Higher heat gives dense vapor and a heavier throat hit. Start at 450°F and adjust by 25°F.

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Temperature ranges and what they do

Concentrate form matters. Live resin and rosin release flavor at 450°F or below. THCA diamonds and isolate melt slower and need 500°F or more.

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How the control loop works

Three parts: the heater (ceramic, quartz, or titanium), the sensor, and the firmware. The sensor reads temperature at the cup or estimates it from the coil's resistance. The chip pulses power to hold the set point. Devices differ in accuracy. A cup sensor reads the surface. A resistance estimate drifts as the coil ages. Some models run a temperature profile that ramps up over 10 to 20 seconds. That ramp limits the harsh first hit. Others add a boost mode.

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Maintenance

Swab the cup with a dry cotton swab after each session while it is warm. Clean the cup and air path with 91% isopropyl alcohol once a week. Do not soak the battery or the board. Soak glass parts in alcohol, then rinse and dry. Reclaim builds in the glass and mouthpiece. A clogged air path raises draw resistance and lowers vapor output.

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Buying in the US

As of early 2025, 24 states and the District of Columbia allow adult-use cannabis sales. Rules differ for concentrate and hardware. Licensed retailers ship THC products inside state lines in some states. Hardware ships to more states. Delivery requires an ID check and age 21 or older. Check your state rules before you order. Federal law still lists cannabis as a Schedule I drug.