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    DynaVap M7 (TED-0002)

    Technical Specifications

    Property Specification
    Manufacturer DynaVap LLC
    Release Year 2024 (with M7 XL) 1
    Heating Method Conduction-dominant thermal mass storage with convection draw
    Operation Mode On-Demand (analog, user-controlled)
    Temperature Control Bimetallic disc Captive Cap with an audible “click”; not digital. DynaVap states the Captive Cap signals at ≈240 °C ± 10 °C (≈230–250 °C); the Low-Temp Cap signals at ≈215 °C ± 10 °C (≈205–220 °C) 2
    Bowl Capacity ≈0.1 g (Adjust-a-Bowl reduces to ≈0.05 g) 3
    Airpath Materials Stainless steel stem, tip, and condenser (per manufacturer). “Medical grade stainless steel” is DynaVap marketing language; DynaVap does not state the 316 grade on the M7 pages 4
    Power Source External thermal input (butane torch or electromagnetic induction heater)
    Heat-Up Time ≈5–10 seconds (induction) / ≈10–15 seconds (flame) — per DynaVap marketing
    Compatible Media Dry botanical flower; concentrates via the DynaCoil concentrate adapter
    Part Number VCM 853-73-15-00.f (barcode 810086751556), per the manufacturer’s own product data 5
    Form Factor Handheld, pocket-sized, single-piece torch/induction-heated wand; not a modular ball-vape system — no separate heater-head/coil/PID/bowl components

    Safety Notes

    • DynaVap’s FAQ instructs users to stop heating “if more than 6 seconds pass without hearing the click” with a torch, and never to apply heat past the click — doing so can permanently damage the cap 2.
    • The Captive Cap and tip reach the device’s highest temperatures immediately after heating; DynaVap’s guidance is to wait for the audible cool-down click before handling the cap or emptying the bowl 2.
    • Use only butane-fueled jet lighters or a DynaVap-compatible induction heater as the heat source; the device carries no batteries or mains connection and has no built-in thermal cutoff 2.

    Warranty & Service

    • DynaVap offers a limited lifetime warranty on functional metal/components and on replacement parts; caps, CCDs, O-rings, and accessories are excluded 6.
    • Device is fully user-serviceable and disassembles without tools.

    Cleaning & Maintenance Protocol

    1. Disassembly: Remove Captive Cap, tip, condenser, and fluoroelastomer o-rings.
    2. Cleaning: Soak stainless steel stem, tip, and condenser in isopropyl alcohol. Do not soak the Captive Cap in alcohol or water; DynaVap recommends cleaning the cap with a swab, not soaking 7.
    3. Reassembly: Lubricate o-rings with DynaWax or hemp oil and reassemble condenser into stem body.

    Accessories & Consumables

    • Wand Induction Heater
    • Replacement Stainless Steel CCD Screens
    • High-Temp O-Ring Kits
    • DynaCoil (concentrates)

    Sources

    1. DynaVap, “M 7” product history and 2024 lineup announcement. https://www.dynavap.eu/blogs/news/m-woodwynd-vong-b-the-2024-dynavap-line-up ↩

    2. DynaVap FAQ / support: Captive Cap clicks at approximately 240 °C ± 10 °C; Low-Temp Cap approximately 215 °C ± 10 °C. https://www.dynavap.com/pages/faq ↩ ↩2 ↩3 ↩4

    3. DynaVap, “Stainless Steel Tip: VonG X” page, which quantifies the Adjust-a-Bowl as 0.1 g full or 0.05 g microdose. https://www.dynavap.com/products/stainless-steel-tip-vong-x ↩

    4. DynaVap product pages use “medical grade stainless steel” (e.g., “How to use” and Cap pages). The specific “316” grade is stated by DynaVap for some components, not stated for the M7 pages. ↩

    5. DynaVap official M7 product page — https://www.dynavap.com/products/the-m-7 (verified 2026-08-08; product SKU and barcode, product ID 8041137078424). ↩

    6. DynaVap Device Warranty (limited lifetime warranty on metal components; caps, CCDs, O-rings excluded). https://dynavap.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/1510000 ↩

    7. DynaVap cleaning guide: do not soak the Cap. https://dynavap.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/151000083483-how-to-clean-your-device ↩

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