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Faithfull Soldering Iron 25 Watts
The Faithfull Lightweight Soldering Iron has a heat-resistant handle, suitable for soft soldering metal alloys, brass and copper. The working temperature is reached quickly and a metal holder is supplied to keep the hot iron safely at rest when not in use. Ideal for fine soldering and hobby work on circuit boards, jewellery and models or for repair work on electrical items. Fitted with 13 amp plug and a 3.2mm tip. Voltage: 230/240V.Input Power : 25W.Tip Width: 3.2mm.Additional Information:• Power Source: Corded 240V• Input Power (W): 25• Max. Temperature (°C): 380
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Faithfull Soldering Iron 40 Watts
The Faithfull Lightweight Soldering Iron with heat-resistant handle, suitable for soft soldering metal alloys, brass and copper. The working temperature is reached quickly and a metal holder is supplied to keep the hot iron safely at rest when not in use. Ideal for fine soldering (tip width 3.5mm) and hobby work on a variety of items, such as circuit boards, jewellery and models or for repair work on electrical items. Fitted with 13 amp plug. Voltage: 230/240V.Input Power: 40W.Tip Width: 4mm.Additional Information:• Power Source: Corded 240V• Input Power (W): 40• Max. Temperature (°C): 470
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Faithfull Soldering Iron 80 Watts
The Faithfull Power Plus SI80W Soldering Iron is fitted with heat-resistant handle, suitable for soft soldering metal alloys, brass and copper. The working temperature is reached quickly and a metal holder is supplied to keep the hot iron safely at rest when not in use. Fitted with 13 amp plug. Ideal for fine soldering and hobby work on circuit boards, jewellery and models or for repair work on electrical items. Specifcation: Voltage: 230/240VInput Power: 80WTip Width: 5.7mmAdditional Information:• Power Source: Corded 240V• Input Power (W): 80• Max. Temperature (°C): 530
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Facom Soldering Iron 25 Watts
Engineered with precision and durability in mind, this soldering iron ensures efficient and precise soldering for a wide range of applications. Featuring a robust construction, the Facom 1230B.25 soldering iron offers exceptional heat transfer and temperature control, allowing you to tackle various soldering projects with ease. Its ergonomic design provides a comfortable grip, reducing fatigue during extended use and enhancing overall user experience. Equipped with advanced heating elements, this soldering iron heats up quickly and maintains a consistent temperature, ensuring reliable performance throughout your work session. Features & Benefits • Ergonomic grip for comfortable handling • Uses less power for increased energy efficiency • Faster heating time • Consistent temperature • Designed for electronics applications • PVC 2 Conductor cable • Includes stand Specifications • Power Supply: 240v • Rating: 25w • Cable Length: 1.5 metres • Replacement Tip: 1230.15-35P2 Contents • 1230B.25 Soldering Iron 25w 240v • Iron Stand
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Do devices with 33 watts also support charging without support?
Devices with 33 watts typically support charging without support, as long as they are compatible with the charging technology being used. Most devices with 33 watts support fast charging, which allows for quick and efficient charging even without specific support. However, it is always recommended to use the original charger and cable provided by the manufacturer for optimal performance and safety.
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How many watts are 700 watts too many?
700 watts are too many when the power consumption exceeds the capacity of the electrical system or device. For example, if a device is only designed to handle 500 watts, then 700 watts would be too many and could potentially damage the device. It's important to always check the power requirements and limitations of electrical systems and devices to ensure that the wattage is not exceeded.
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How many watts does the iPhone 6 support when charging?
The iPhone 6 supports up to 5 watts when charging using the standard charger that comes with the device. However, it is also capable of supporting higher wattage charging, up to 12 watts, when using a compatible higher-powered charger. This allows for faster charging times when using a more powerful charger.
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How many more watts is it if you have 40 watts instead of 30 watts?
If you have 40 watts instead of 30 watts, you have 10 more watts. This can be calculated by subtracting the lower value from the higher value: 40 watts - 30 watts = 10 watts. Therefore, having 40 watts instead of 30 watts means you have 10 more watts.
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Draper Soldering Iron 60 Watts
Soldering irons complete with metal stand and 1.1m (approx.) cable and approved plug. Features and Benefits • Complete with metal stand and 1.1m (approx.) cable and approved plug Contents 1 x 230V Soldering Iron, 60W
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Draper Soldering Iron 100 Watts
Soldering irons complete with metal stand and 1.1m (approx.) cable and approved plug. Features and Benefits • Complete with metal stand and 1.1m (approx.) cable and approved plug Contents 1 x 230V Soldering Iron, 100W
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Sealey Soldering Iron 100 Watts
Class 1 electrically insulated soldering iron with cool grip handle which stays comfortable during prolonged use. Fitted with replaceable soldering tip. Includes 1.5m cable with 3-pin plug. Complies with Low Voltage Directive and Electromagnetic Compatibility Directives. Features & Benefits: • Class 1 electrically insulated soldering iron with cool grip handle which stays comfortable during prolonged use. • Fitted with replaceable soldering tip. • Includes 1.5m cable with 3-pin plug. • Complies with Low Voltage Directive and Electromagnetic Compatibility Directives. • Model No. SD100 Specifications: Model No SD100 Brand: Sealey Consumable Parts: SD100/CT7 - Curved Tip, SD100/ST7 - Straight Tip Nett Weight: 0.26kg Power Rating: 100W
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Sealey Soldering Iron 30 Watts
Class 1 electrically insulated soldering iron with cool grip handle which stays comfortable during prolonged use. Fitted with replaceable soldering tip. Includes 1.5m cable with 3-pin plug. Complies with Low Voltage Directive and Electromagnetic Compatibility Directives. Features & Benefits: • Class 1 electrically insulated soldering iron with cool grip handle which stays comfortable during prolonged use. • Fitted with replaceable soldering tip. • Includes 1.5m cable with 3-pin plug. • Complies with Low Voltage Directive and Electromagnetic Compatibility Directives. • Model No. SD30 Specifications: Model No SD30 Brand: Sealey Consumable Parts: SD30/CT - Curved Tip, SD30/ST - Straight Tip Nett Weight: 0.18kg Power Rating: 30W
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Instead of 65 watts, a charger with 45 watts?
A charger with 45 watts would have a lower power output compared to a 65-watt charger. This means it would take longer to charge a device, especially if the device requires a higher wattage for fast charging. It's important to match the wattage of the charger to the device's requirements for optimal charging speed and efficiency. Using a lower wattage charger may still work for some devices, but it may not provide the fastest charging speed possible.
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How much is 600 watts peak power in watts?
600 watts peak power is equivalent to 600 watts. Peak power refers to the maximum power output that a device can handle for short periods of time, so in this case, the peak power and the regular power output are the same. Therefore, 600 watts peak power is equal to 600 watts.
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How many watts are equivalent to 1000 watts RMS?
The term "RMS" stands for "root mean square," which is a measure of the average power output of a device. Therefore, 1000 watts RMS is equivalent to 1000 watts. There is no conversion needed because the RMS value already represents the average power output. So, 1000 watts RMS is equivalent to 1000 watts.
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Is it possible to connect a device with 30VA (Watts) to a 25VA (Watts) isolation transformer, so 30 Watts to 25 Watts?
Yes, it is possible to connect a device with a higher VA rating (30VA) to a lower VA rated (25VA) isolation transformer. The transformer will limit the amount of power supplied to the device to its rated capacity (25VA), ensuring safe operation. However, the device may not operate at its full capacity or may experience performance issues if it requires more power than the transformer can provide. It is recommended to use a transformer with a VA rating equal to or higher than the device's requirement for optimal performance.
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