I once recommended this to a previous workmate in alarm system installments, and he said it works perfectly for his small components repair. These soldering irons are ready to go on job sites and in the field, conveniently powered by butane gas or rechargeable lithium-ion batteries.

Please remember it can take some time for your bank or credit card company to process and post the refund too. The power of these batteries can generate a maximum temperature of 600˚F without any problems even if I reach two hours of work time. Like some of my portable soldering irons, I can bring this anywhere, but without the problematic wires. For safety reasons, you must never touch the element of the soldering iron and keep the cleaning sponge wet during use.This wireless soldering iron doesn’t need butane gas or create safety risks, unlike cheaply made soldering kits powered with butane that can ignite flammable vapors out of nowhere. I’ve had a butane-powered soldering iron from Jectse once, and its torch is a lot weaker than this Weller, so it wasn’t able to perform continuous soldering. OLED PRO Model: larger OLED screen with more predominant features like boost mode or Fahrenheit output.

Choose CrossFirePower for your next portable soldering machine and experience the difference for yourself.It was also not wholly wireless because it needed rechargeable batteries to power it up through a cord. This protective cap also helps in terms of heat suppression, and the built-in stand is a plus factor that angles the device so it won’t lay flat and burn a surface. It is just a plain on and off button, but as I said, it’s for medium and heavy duties, and I don’t need low heat for those situations.

I find this design very convenient, since there’s a flame locking button that maintains a constant heat. Anyway, the tip gets hot within seven seconds, so the waiting time before the tool gets fully functional is negligible. Additionally, make sure your soldering iron is not left on for too long and is not at an extremely high temperature.There’s a power button I can push during operations so that it won’t continuously run on high heat when not used.