Single Flavor
One tank, one flavour, no selector. This is where the simplest configurations sit, and where tank size, nicotine strength and draw style can be set against each other before a multi-tank body is considered – usually the cheapest way to find out whether a flavour is worth committing to.
Showing the single result
How a single liquid tank is filled and refilled
A single-channel model carries one liquid tank and one coil, which makes the article number simple: one refill choice, one strength, one replacement decision. The FiHP 12K is the published member of this shape, and its record lists 20 mL of liquid against a 1.0 Ω mesh coil and a 650 mAh cell, with nicotine offered from 0% through 5% on that model alone.
Factory fill and refillable capacity are two different fields on a product record. This model is sold with its factory fill of 20 mL, and the figure that matters when comparing archives is that fill, not the puff number printed on the pack.
Multi-channel relatives are grouped separately, under 2 in 1 for two tanks, and further up the count under 3 in 1 and 6 in 1. A single tank is not a smaller device; it is a simpler one, and the battery hardware underneath is the same 650 mAh cell used across most of the catalogue.
| Model | Draw count | Liquid | Coil | Battery |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FiHP 12K | 12,000 | 20 mL | 1.0 Ω mesh | 650 mAh |
One tank means one decision per refill; the figures that differ between single-channel models are capacity and coil, not the number of tanks.
Where a single-tank model sits in the power range
The published member sits at the low end of the ladder by draw count, and the tag that carries it is the 10K puff list, where the one-tank models of this catalogue are gathered. The comparison points on this archive are the best selling selection, where the larger multi-tank models sit, and the upper capacity band of the puff ladder, where multi-channel models take over.
Read against those, the single-tank model is the shortest commitment of the set: 20 mL of liquid against the 54 mL of the 60K 3in1, two rungs up the puff ladder.
How draw resistance compares at one tank
A 1.0 Ω mesh is a tighter draw than the 0.9 Ω figures listed for the multi-channel models, so the single-tank shape pairs naturally with the restricted-draw grouping under mouth to lung, which lists every model on this site. Coil resistance is published per model, so the comparison is made model by model on the product record rather than by category.
Stock state for each model is published on its product record rather than on this archive. Start from the shop overview, which lists every published model side by side, or from the brand page if you want the same models described by tank layout.
Why is only one model published here?
The category holds every single-channel model in the catalogue, but models are published as they are listed, so the archive shows what is currently on the site. The grouping itself stays stable while that changes: it holds every model published with one tank, whatever the count on a given day.