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ZVS – Low Voltage Induction Heating Panel, Power Supply Module, Flyback Pilot, 1000W Heater.
Of which environmental contribution £0.10 including VAT.
Sold by Cuizi
Product information
Description
Features:
This induction heating section uses a 12-48V low-voltage DC power supply.
Maximum current 20A, maximum power 1000W.
53V power supply tested when functioning correctly.
Due to its moderate power, it can be used for small parts when hobbyists perform hardening, annealing, and other heat treatments.
It can also be used with a graphite crucible to melt gold, silver, copper, aluminum, and other metals evenly. Fast heating, very convenient.
Specifications:
Inner diameter of the coil: 40 mm
Height of the coil: 50 mm
24V input with 3A no-load current
48V input with 6A no-load current
Suitable for a 12-36V power supply (not included)
The coil accepts a 40 mm crucible.
This induction heating section uses a 12-48V low-voltage DC power supply.
Maximum current 20A, maximum power 1000W.
53V power supply tested when functioning correctly.
Due to its moderate power, it can be used for small parts when hobbyists perform hardening, annealing, and other heat treatments.
It can also be used with a graphite crucible to melt gold, silver, copper, aluminum, and other metals evenly. Fast heating, very convenient.
Specifications:
Inner diameter of the coil: 40 mm
Height of the coil: 50 mm
24V input with 3A no-load current
48V input with 6A no-load current
Suitable for a 12-36V power supply (not included)
The coil accepts a 40 mm crucible.
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- ColourWhite
- Power sourceBatteries
- Availability of spare parts0.000912 year(s)
- Width15 cm
- MaterialPlaster
- Power25 W
- power supplyElectric
- Voltage10 V
- Soldering iron useElectronic
- ManoMano ReferenceME220745184
- MMID836118667502
- Product codeBT-UK2025YS-69304
- EAN9140747307046
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