At PAX we love cannabis' enjoyable flavors, great aroma and so we've created vaporizers that use heat to create full experience vapor. We don't use fire to burn cannabis and create smoke. Our patented temperature control brings out the best in your oil extracts and dry herb. You get consistent flavors, aromas, and potency. All without the harmful byproducts of combustion.
Let's Dig In.
The Importance of Temperature
Controlling temperature in a vaporizer is critical. When the temperature is set right, you can taste all of the flavor notes in the cannabis.
To control the temperature of PAX and Era devices, precision temperature control is achieved by checking the temperature dozens of times every second. When the temperature is too high, it stops sending power to the heater, when it’s too low, it increases the heating energy. No matter what the temperature is outside, your PAX or Era device will always hit the set temperature.
So why does it matter? In a word, safety. Most vape pens on the market don't offer this temperature control and that creates some important health risks. When temperatures are too high, there can be a fine line between vapor and smoke.
When cannabis oil gets too hot, you can taste it immediately. At higher temperatures, those characteristic cannabis tastes disappear. Hotter still, and they can be replaced by a distinctive burned taste. Yuck.
Controlling temperature in a vaporizer is critical. When the temperature is set right, you can taste all of the flavor notes in the cannabis.
To control the temperature of PAX and Era devices, precision temperature control is achieved by checking the temperature dozens of times every second. When the temperature is too high, it stops sending power to the heater, when it’s too low, it increases the heating energy. No matter what the temperature is outside, your PAX or Era device will always hit the set temperature.
So why does it matter? In a word, safety. Most vape pens on the market don't offer this temperature control and that creates some important health risks. When temperatures are too high, there can be a fine line between vapor and smoke.
When cannabis oil gets too hot, you can taste it immediately. At higher temperatures, those characteristic cannabis tastes disappear. Hotter still, and they can be replaced by a distinctive burned taste. Yuck.
