SMOK LP1 Replacement Coils

The SMOK LP1 Replacement Coils are compatible with the Novo 4, Novo 4 Mini, Nfix Pro, Pozz Pro and RPM 25W pod kits, supplied in a pack of 5 with a simple push-fit installation. The range runs from 0.8 Ohms up to 1.2 Ohms.

The Meshed 0.8 Ohms gives the most open draw in the range and the 1.2 Ohms feels the closest to a cigarette. Mesh coils heat fast for bold flavour; the dual-coil (DC) versions vape smoother and more mellow. Every coil suits 50/50, high-PG e-liquid and nic salts.

The Full LP1 Coil Range

Every LP1 build sold in the UK, from a looser restricted direct-to-lung (DTL) draw to the tightest mouth-to-lung (MTL). SMOK's Novo 4 kit itself includes two of the Meshed 0.8 Ohms coils.

Leak-Proof Triple Seal

Each coil carries a triple silicone ring seal to reduce leaks, and the push-fit design makes a coil change quick: remove the old coil, press the new one in, and refill.

Pairing With E-Liquid

Every LP1 coil suits 50/50 and high-PG e-liquid as well as nic salts, the right match for an MTL draw. The 0.8 Ohms builds give a touch more vapour and sit well with a mid-strength salt or a 50/50 freebase.

Compatible With

• SMOK Novo 4
• SMOK Novo 4 Mini
• SMOK Nfix Pro
• SMOK Pozz Pro
• SMOK RPM 25W

Which SMOK kits use the LP1 coil?

The LP1 fits the Novo 4, Novo 4 Mini, Nfix Pro, Pozz Pro and RPM 25W. It is not the same as the LP2 coil, which fits the RPM 4 and other kits built around LP2 pods, so check the coil name before you buy.

Why does my LP1 coil burn out quickly?

Two things usually cause it. First, a new coil needs priming: fit it, fill the pod and wait a few minutes to allow the cotton to saturate, then take two or three gentle draws with the device off before you vape - SMOK's own recommended routine. Second, heavily sweetened e-liquids caramelise on a coil far faster than lighter flavours, and thick high-VG e-liquid wicks too slowly through a small MTL coil, which leads to dry hits. Prime properly and stick to 50/50, high-PG or nic salts to get the most out of each one.

My Novo 4 says no atomizer, or will not fire. What should I do?

Nearly always the coil has not been pushed all the way in. Take it out, push it firmly back into the pod, and check the base of the pod is clean and dry before you refit it. If the screen shows an ohms too low warning instead, that points to a faulty coil rather than a seating problem - install a replacement coil.