Specification:

Input Interface: Type-C
Power Supply: PD 65W, 20V 3.25A (PD65W recommended)
Temperature Range: 0°C to 350°C (minimum temperature is ambient temperature, can only be raised but not lowered)
Shell: High-quality 3D printing shell with no visible layering
Product Size: Length: 5.6cm, Width: 5.6cm, Height: 3.5cm

Features:

1. Ultra-Mini Design: This soldering preheating rework station boasts an ultra-compact size, making it highly portable and convenient for a variety of soldering tasks.
2. Efficient Heating: The device is designed to eliminate redundancy and maximize the effective heating area, resulting in reduced energy consumption and faster heating times. It efficiently heats up the designated area, saving both time and energy.
3. Precision Temperature Control: With a wide temperature range of 0°C to 350°C, users can precisely control the heating temperature to suit their soldering needs. The screen display provides clear temperature feedback.
4. Component Protection: The station concentrates preheating on the operating parts, reducing the risk of damage to nearby components during soldering or rework tasks. This ensures the safety of sensitive electronic components.
5. Fast Heating: Equipped with a USB Type-C interface and PD protocol, this preheating station offers faster and more efficient heating, enhancing productivity and workflow efficiency.

Operating instructions:-Double button simultaneous pressing: heating or stopping heating-Double key long press to enter the menu interface or exit-Double key press to confirmAttention: It is recommended that the temperature not exceed 250 ℃Common problem:Q: How many volts does the power supply require?Answer: A charger that supports the PD protocol with a voltage of 20V 3.25A is required, and theoretically it can support the PD protocol with a voltage of 20VQ: Why does the heating start with a black screen and restart?Answer: This issue triggered the charger protection and requires replacement with another charger or data cable, most of which caused the charger model to be recorded