HorizonTech Falcon 2 Sector Mesh Coils 3 Pack Replacement

Overview

The HorizonTech Falcon 2 Sector Mesh Coils are replacement coils designed for the Falcon 2 sub-ohm tank, offered here in a convenient three-pack. According to retailer listings, this coil uses Horizon Sector Mesh technology with a conical tapered mesh structure that helps concentrate flavour from the heating element. The build pairs wood pulp and cotton wicking with a plug-and-play installation style, making coil changes straightforward for compatible Falcon 2 setups. The listed resistance is 0.14 ohm, with a recommended power range of 70–75W. As with any sub-ohm coil, correct priming before first use is important for best results and to help avoid premature burning. This product is intended for experienced users who already understand sub-ohm hardware and appropriate battery handling. The pack format is practical for keeping spares on hand, reducing downtime when a coil reaches the end of its service life. It is a focused replacement part for the HorizonTech Falcon 2 tank rather than a universal coil solution.

Key Features

• Designed for HorizonTech Falcon 2 tanks
• Sector mesh coil technology
• Conical tapered mesh build
• 0.14 ohm resistance
• Recommended 70–75W output
• Wood pulp and cotton wicking
• Plug-and-play coil fitting
• Three coils per pack

Specifications

• Brand: HorizonTech
• Product Type: Replacement Coils
• Series: Falcon 2
• Coil Style: Sector Mesh
• Resistance: 0.14 ohm
• Power Range: 70–75W
• Wicking Material: Wood Pulp & Cotton
• Pack Size: 3 Coils

Compatibility

• HorizonTech Falcon 2 Sub-Ohm Tank

Package Contents

• 3 x HorizonTech Falcon 2 Sector Mesh Coils

Usage Guidance

• Prime each coil fully before first use.
• Use within the recommended 70–75W range.
• Only fit to compatible Falcon 2 hardware.
• Handle sub-ohm coils with suitable battery knowledge.

Frequently Asked Questions

What tank do these coils fit?

They are made for the HorizonTech Falcon 2 Sub-Ohm Tank.

How many coils are included?

Each pack contains three replacement coils.

What wattage should I use?

The listed recommended range is 70–75W.