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80W Soldering Iron Kit Electronic Soldering Station with Desoldering Pump and 5 Adjustable Nozzles 180-480°C

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Product information

Description

General description

The high power of 80W can be quickly turned on for 15 seconds. Ideal for DIY tasks, it is capable of effectively draining imprinted circuits and repairing various electronic equipment. With a adjustable temperature ranging from 180 to 480 ℃, you can adapt the heater to suit your specific needs. adjustable: 180 to 480 ℃

Cran LCD for precise control
ON/OFF switch on the power cord
Certifications: FCC, CE, ROHS

Compatibility and accessories

Convient for circuit drainage imprinted
Idéal pour home DIY
Useable for the repair of household and electronic equipment

Installation

Be sure to remove the drain station: the drain plug must be turned on and started by the user.

Using

Pour utiliser le In the case of the heat, select the desired temperature at the bottom of the +/- buttons, wait for the breakdown to reach the high temperature, and begin your work on the heat in complete safety thanks to their ergonomic design and insulating materials.

Additional information

Les resistant capuchons à la chaleur and the silicone tips offer a comfortable main prize, guaranteeing safe use all while dissipating heat effectively.

Features

Brand
XVX
Colour
White
Certification body
CE
Power source
Corded
Temperature control type
Digital display + precise adjustment
Width
20 cm
Material
OSB
Weight
500 g
Power
80 W
power supply
Electric
Heat-up time
15 s
Voltage
220 V
Soldering iron use
Electronic
ManoMano Reference
ME97505666
MMID
725863486002
Product code
XYTW-8951
EAN
6115819513710

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