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Solar-powered welding helmet – automatic darkening

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Product information

Description

General Description

This solar-powered, self-darkening welding helmet lens filter is a high-quality welding lens with solar charging function and fully automatic on/off function, enabling convenient and efficient use. This product is made of impact-resistant PP material and is therefore easy and safe to use.

Technical Specifications

Material: PP + LCD
Color: Black
Brightness: DIN 4
Darkness: DIN 9 to DIN 13 (internally adjustable)
UV/IR Protection: DIN 15 levels
Switching time (light to dark): 1/10000 s (at normal temperature)
Delay time (dark to light): adjustable from 0.10 s to 0.80 s
Power supply: Solar cells and lithium batteries
Battery: 2 x CR2450 3V 650mAh lithium batteries (included)
On/Off: Fully automatic
Sensitivity: Adjustable (Low/High)
Arc sensor: 2 pieces
UV transmittance: 313 nm ≤ 0.00006%, 365 nm ≤ 0.00006%
IR transmittance: 780–1300 nm ≤ 0.003%, 1300–2000 nm ≤ 0.009%
Operating temperature: -10℃–65℃ (14℉–149℉)
Storage temperature: -20℃–70℃ (-4℉–158℉)
Active viewing area: 92.5 * 42.5 mm
Solar battery area: 93 * 17 mm
Filter cartridge size: 110*90*9 mm / 4.33 x 3.54 x 0.35 in
Filter cartridge weight: 86 g / 3.05 oz
Package size: 11.5 x 9.1 x 1 cm / 4.53 x 3.58 x 0.39 in
Package weight: 89 g / 3.13 oz

Compatibility & Accessories

Fits the viewing window of most standard welding helmets.

Installation

Easy installation in most welding helmets.

Application

Ideal for MIG, TIG, arc, and gas MIG welding.

More Information

Highly transparent filter with high-quality LCD screen and multi-layered optical interference filter.

Features

Brand
COOCHEER
Material
Polypropylene
Colour
Black
Compatible with glasses wearing
Compatible
Welding protection EN175
Yes

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