• Soldering iron heater power: 48 W
• Power supply: 220-240 VAC 50 Hz
• Temperature range: 150-450 °C Low-voltage iron: 24 VAC
• Weight: 1,58 kg
• Dimensions: 185 x 100 x 170 mm
• Manual temperature setting
• LCD display with digital temperature scale
• Preset temperature on LCD display with on/off switch
• Ceramic heating element with temperature sensor Standard tip (incl.): BITC10N1

A soldering station is a device used for soldering electrical cables and components. It consists of a soldering iron, a transformer and a power cable. Soldering tongs are used to heat the soldering material (solder), which is then used to solder electrical cables and components. The transformer controls the power of the soldering iron and the power cable allows the soldering station to be connected to the mains. Soldering stations are used in a variety of industries and can operate at different voltages and powers. They can also be used for soldering other materials such as plastics and metals.

Dangers in soldering:

• Never touch the element or the tip of the soldering iron as it can heat up to over 400 °C.
• Hold the wires and other components with tweezers or staples.
• Keep the cleaning sponge wet during use. Always return the soldering iron to its stand when not in use.
• Never put it on the workbench.
• When not in use, switch off the device and unplug it from the socket.

General safety practices:

• Do not eat or drink in the soldering area.
• Always wash your hands with soap and water after soldering.
• Follow the instructions of the staff when working with the soldering station.
• Before and after each use, check the soldering equipment for damage.
• If an error is found, report it immediately to the employee.
• Use the cleaning sponge during use. Whenever possible, use lead-free soldering.