In Clash of Clans, the Inferno Tower has two modes: the Normal mode and the Super Charged mode (often referred to as "Single Target" and "Multi Target"). Here’s a breakdown of both:

Normal (Single Target) Inferno Tower
**Damage Type**: Single target
**Damage Output**: Increases over time as it locks onto a target.
**Ideal For**: Taking down high-health troops like tanks (e.g., Golem, Lava Hound).
**Strengths**: Can quickly eliminate strong units if it can lock on for a while. Great for defending against ground-based tanks.

Super Charged (Multi Target) Inferno Tower
**Damage Type**: Multi-target
**Damage Output**: Consistent damage to multiple units.
**Ideal For**: Dealing with swarms or groups of troops (e.g., Minions, Goblins).
**Strengths**: Effective at crowd control; can prevent overwhelming pushes by quickly dealing damage to several troops.

Choosing Between Them
**Base Design**: If your base is vulnerable to swarm attacks, the Super Charged mode might be more effective. Conversely, if you face a lot of heavy tanks, the Normal mode would likely be better.
**Strategy**: Consider your enemy’s typical attack strategy. If they frequently use mass troop deployments, opt for the Multi Target mode. If they tend to use high-health troops, go for the Single Target mode.

Upgrade Considerations
Both modes can be upgraded, so ensure you're regularly upgrading your Inferno Tower to maximize its effectiveness, regardless of the mode you choose.

Conclusion
The choice between Normal and Super Charged Inferno Towers often comes down to your specific base layout and the types of attacks you frequently encounter. Adapting your defense to counter prevalent attack strategies can greatly improve your defensive capabilities.