161-1962, RS PRO
Product Information
Number of Outputs:
1
Display Type:
Analogue
Primary Application Category:
Soldering
Plug Type:
Type F - Schuko plug, Type G - British 3-pin
Model Number:
AT-937
Input Voltage:
230V
Output Power:
50W
Minimum Operating Temperature:
+200°C
ESD Safe:
Yes
Maximum Operating Temperature:
+480°C
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This is AT-937 Soldering Station 230V +200°C to +480°C manufactured by RS PRO. The manufacturer part number is 161-1962. Additionally, the product is supplied with 1 outputs. It features a remarkable analogue display. Whereas, the minimum operating temperature of the product is +200°c. It has a maximum operating temperature of +480°c.
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