Adjustable Temperature Soldering Iron with T12-Okay Tip - 200-400°C, 12-24V

Value: $16.99
(as of Aug 09,2023 07:14:09 UTC – Particulars )

This electrical soldering iron is a necessary device for electronics engineers. It is mini and light-weight in design; and the working deal with and tip are straightforward and handy to be used. Customers can alter the temperature from 200-400°C freely by rotating the knob.

Enhance your soldering experience with this versatile soldering iron. Its compact size, light weight, and ergonomic design make it easy to handle. You can adjust the temperature between 200-400°C for different soldering needs. With high heating efficiency, it can melt tin in just 7 seconds when operating at 12V 3A. This soldering iron is powered by DC 12-24V through a DC 5.5*2.1mm interface. Its comfortable handle and easy-to-replace soldering tip make it a great tool for electronics engineers.

The soldering iron comes in three color options: Black, Black+White, or Yellow+Blue. It operates within a voltage range of DC 12-24V with a maximum power of 75W. The standard power input interface size is 5.5*2.1mm, with inside being positive and outside negative. The temperature can be adjusted between 200-400°C. The tip size is 152mm (5.98in), the handle length is 150mm (5.9in), and the total installed length (handle+tip) is 220mm (8.66in). It weighs 51g (1.81oz), and the package dimensions are 26.5 * 10 *

Please note that the kit does not include a power supply. You will need to assemble a power supply adapter with DC output of 12-24V and a 5.5*2.1mm interface on your own. This deal does not include soldering, tips, or the 200-400 24V model.

Bundle Record:
1 * Mini Adjustable Electrical Soldering Iron
1 * T12-Okay Soldering Tip 
Small dimension, light-weight and handy to hold.
Adjustable temperature vary from 200-400°C.
Excessive heating effectivity(Melting tin solely takes 7s, when it really works on 12V 3A).
Utilizing DC 12-24V for energy provide, with DC 5.5*2.1mm interface.
Snug working deal with, straightforward to interchange the soldering tip.