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Soldering Tester HAKKO FG-101

Name: Soldering Tester HAKKO FG-101
Brand: HAKKO
SKU: 106968481
Availability: InStock

Negotiable MOQ: 1 Piece (Price negotiable depending on order volume and customization)

Key Specifications

Place of Origin:

China

Brand Name:

HAKKO

Model Number:

FG 101

Shenzhen Eles Technology Co., Ltd.

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Port of Shipment:

shenzhen

Delivery Detail:

Delivery time depends on order quantity.

Place of Origin China

Brand Name HAKKO

Model Number FG 101

Power Electronic

Usage Other, soldering tester

Specifications

Soldering tester HAKKO FG-101
One tester for all your daily soldering iron maintenance needs

Model Name	HAKKO FG-101
Temperature	Resolution	1ºC(1ºF)
	Measurement Range	0 - 700ºC (32 - 1300ºF)^*1
	Precision	±3ºC (between 300 and 600ºC)/ ±6ºF (between 572 and 1112ºF) ±5ºC/10ºF (other than above)
	Sensor	K (CA) type thermocouple
Voltage	Resolution	0.1mV
	Measurement Range	0 to 40mV (AC)
	Precision	± (5% of reading +1 digit)
Registance	Resolution	0.1Ω
	Measurement Range	0 to 40Ω
	Precision	± (5% of reading +1 digit)
Display	LCD	3 1/2 digits

	Burnout^*2
	MAX HOLD	(Refer to "MAX HOLD function.")
Power Consumption	100V-2.6W, 110V-2.9W, 120V-2.6W, 220V-2.7W, 230V-2.8W, 240V-3.0W
Dimensions	200(W)x50(H)x120(D) mm / 7.9(W)x2.0(H)x4.7(D) in
Weight	1kg
Ambient Temperature/ Humidity Range	0 - 40ºC (32 - 104ºF), 20 - 90%RH (Non condensation)
Environmental Condition	Applicable rated pollution degree 2 (According to IEC/UL61010-1)
^1 Temperature sensor (191-212) can only be used to measure temperatures below 500ºC (932ºF). To measure higher temperatures, use an applicable temperature probe (see "OPTIONS"). When the tip is not in contact with the conduction plate. ^2 When a sensor is not attached nor burns out, an alarm symbol of Burnout is displayed. If this alarm occurs, replace/attach with a new sensor. The same alarm symbol is also displayed when a value over the possible measurement range is detected.