Description
Innokin Sceptre replacement coils keep your Sceptre running with fresh flavour instead of replacing the whole kit. This pack of 5 covers the full resistance range, from a tight MTL draw to a warmer restricted lung hit on the same device. These are genuine Innokin Sceptre coils (the S Coil series), offered in mesh and regular builds for clean, consistent flavour. They are part of our Innokin coils range.
Which devices do Innokin Sceptre coils fit?
Fits: Innokin Sceptre Tube Pod Kit
Also fits: Innokin Sceptre, Sceptre 2 and Sensis kits (same S Coil fitment)
Does not fit: other brands’ tanks, as the Sceptre coil thread is Innokin-specific
Need pods too? See the Innokin Sceptre Tube replacement pods, or browse all Innokin kits.
Resistance, wattage and draw guide
Match the coil to how you like to vape and set your device to the range below (wattages are Innokin’s guide figures):
Resistance
Wattage
Draw
Best for
1.2ohm MTL
8–10W
Tight MTL
Beginners, 20mg nic salt
0.65ohm MTL (S Coil)
9–12W
MTL
Beginner to intermediate, nic salt
0.6ohm
Set to device range
Warmer MTL
Intermediate
0.5ohm RDL
18–20W
Restricted lung
Intermediate, 50/50 or 70/30
0.25ohm
25–35W
DTL / restricted DTL
Experienced, more vapour
Which e-liquid to use
The MTL coils (1.2ohm and 0.65ohm) suit a 50/50 or high-PG nic salt at 10 to 20mg. The lower-ohm 0.5ohm and 0.25ohm coils run better on a higher-VG (70/30) shortfill at a low nicotine strength. Innokin lists these coils as high-PG compatible. Fill them from our nic salt and e-liquid range.
How to fit and get a long, tasty coil
Prime: put a few drops of e-liquid onto the coil’s cotton ports before fitting.
Fit and fill: seat the coil, fill the pod or tank, and leave it 5 to 10 minutes to soak.
Start low: begin at the bottom of the wattage range and build up.
Do not chain-vape: pause between puffs so the coil re-wicks and avoids dry hits.
Make it last: a well-primed Sceptre coil usually lasts 1 to 2 weeks. Vapers on Reddit note that lowering the wattage and keeping the pod topped up stretches coil life; swap it when the flavour turns burnt.
Mesh or regular?
The lower-resistance Sceptre coils use a mesh build for a bigger, quicker-heating flavour surface, while the higher-ohm MTL coils use a regular build for a tighter, cooler draw.
Innokin Sceptre coils: frequently asked questions
Which devices do Innokin Sceptre coils fit?
The Sceptre, Sceptre 2, Sceptre Tube and Sensis kits. They are not cross-compatible with other brands.
What wattage should I use?
Follow the guide above: 8 to 10W for the 1.2ohm, up to 25 to 35W for the 0.25ohm. A common Quora question is why a coil tastes burnt, and it is almost always too-high wattage or a skipped prime.
How long do Innokin Sceptre coils last?
Around 1 to 2 weeks per coil with normal use. This is one of the most-searched questions about the Sceptre, and priming plus a lower wattage is what extends it.
What is the S Coil?
The 0.65ohm and 0.25ohm are Innokin’s S Coil builds used by the Sceptre 2 and Sensis, and they drop straight into the same pods.
Are they mesh coils?
The lower-resistance options are mesh; the higher-ohm MTL coils are a regular build.
