Vaperz Cloud Tanks & Rebuildables
Vaperz Cloud builds rebuildable atomisers for people who wind their own coils. This collection holds 9 Vaperz Cloud tanks and rebuildables, spanning dual coil RDAs and RTAs from 25mm through to 30mm, with in stock prices running from £19.99 to £24.99. The names will be familiar to anyone who has spent time in the rebuildable scene: Asgard, Asgard Mini, Temple 25, Temple 28, Trilogy and the VCMT2.
These are not beginner devices. Every atomiser here is a deck that you build, wick and check yourself, so a working understanding of Ohm's law, resistance measurement and battery safety is assumed. What you get back is airflow and deck room no pre made coil tank can match.
RDA, RTA and RDTA explained
RDA
A rebuildable dripping atomiser has no reservoir. You build the coils on the deck, wick them, then drip e-liquid directly onto the cotton every few draws. Because there is no juice control valve or chimney restricting the path, an RDA gives the most direct airflow and generally the sharpest flavour of the three. The Asgard, Asgard Mini, Temple 25 and Temple 28 in this range are all RDAs.
RTA
A rebuildable tank atomiser puts the same style of deck underneath a glass reservoir, so the wicks feed themselves from the tank rather than needing a drip every minute. Wicking is the skill here. Too much cotton in the juice channels starves the coil, too little floods the deck and leaks out of the airflow. The Trilogy and the VCMT2 are the RTAs listed in this collection.
RDTA
A rebuildable dripping tank atomiser sits the deck above the reservoir with the wick tails dropping into it. No RDTA is currently listed under Vaperz Cloud here.
Deck types and building
Every in stock atomiser in this collection is a dual coil deck, which means two builds firing in parallel. Two coils at 0.3 ohm each present roughly 0.15 ohm to the mod, so the current draw doubles and your battery choice has to keep up. Postless and clamp style decks hold the coil legs from above or the side, which makes trimming quicker and avoids the fiddly grub screws of older velocity decks.
Use an ohm reader before firing on any mod. Check for shorts, strum the coils to seat them, then pulse gently and work hot spots out from the centre. Wick with enough cotton to fill the coil without compressing it, fluff the tails, then tuck them into the juice wells rather than packing them tight.
Diameter and 510 fitment
All of these atomisers use a standard 510 threaded connection, so they will fit any regulated box mod or mech mod with a 510 socket. Diameter is the thing to check. A 30mm atomiser such as the Asgard, Trilogy or VCMT2 will overhang the top of most 22mm to 25mm mods, which is cosmetic rather than functional. The 25mm Asgard Mini and Temple 25 sit flush on a wider range of bodies.
The 2ml rule and UK regulations
UK regulations cap a tank sold with nicotine e-liquid at 2ml capacity. Rebuildable atomisers are sold as empty hardware with no e-liquid supplied, so larger glass capacities remain legal to sell. Nicotine e-liquid itself is capped at 20mg per ml in 10ml bottles. Sub ohm builds vaporise liquid quickly, so 3mg or 6mg high VG shortfill is the sensible pairing. All hardware here is sold to adults aged 18 and over only.
Delivery and support
UK delivery is free on orders over £20 and working day orders are dispatched quickly. If you need to check deck compatibility or spares before ordering, call the team on 07827 210361 between 8.30am and 4.00pm.
Rebuildable questions answered
What is the difference between an RDA and an RTA?
An RDA has no reservoir. You drip e-liquid straight onto the cotton every few puffs, which keeps the vapour path short and usually gives the most direct flavour. An RTA puts a similar deck under a glass tank so the wicks feed themselves. An RDA is simpler to wick and easier to swap flavours in. An RTA is far more practical to carry around because you are not dripping every minute.
Are Vaperz Cloud atomisers suitable for beginners?
Not really. These are unregulated rebuildable decks with no pre made coils available. You need to wind your own coils, wick them with cotton, measure the resistance on an ohm reader and understand what current your battery can safely deliver. If you have never built before, start on a regulated mod with a built in resistance readout and short protection rather than a mech.
What resistance should I build these at?
That depends on your mod and your battery, not on the atomiser. On a regulated box mod, dual builds landing between 0.15 ohm and 0.3 ohm total are common and the chipset will refuse anything outside its safe range. On a mech mod you must calculate the current draw yourself from the cell continuous discharge rating. Always check the build on an ohm reader before it goes anywhere near a fired battery.
Will a 30mm atomiser fit my mod?
Physically yes, because every atomiser here uses a standard 510 threaded connection that fits any mod with a 510 socket. Whether it looks right is another matter. A 30mm Asgard, Trilogy or VCMT2 will overhang the top plate of a 22mm or 25mm mod. The 25mm Asgard Mini and Temple 25 sit flush on far more bodies if the overhang bothers you.
Why can I buy a tank larger than 2ml?
The 2ml capacity limit in UK regulations applies to tanks supplied containing nicotine e-liquid. Rebuildable atomisers are sold as empty hardware with no liquid included, so larger glass sections remain legal to sell. The related caps still apply to the liquid itself, which is limited to 20mg per ml nicotine strength in bottles of 10ml or less.
What e-liquid works best in a rebuildable?
A high VG shortfill, usually 70/30 or thicker, at a low nicotine strength of 0mg to 6mg. Sub ohm builds turn liquid into vapour very quickly, so higher strengths feel harsh and get through a bottle fast. Thin 50/50 liquid will seep through the wicking channels of an RTA and leak out of the airflow slots, so it is best avoided on these decks.