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Choice Rheostat Soldering Iron Temperature Controller

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Based on 103 reviews Check latest price

Product description

Choice rheostat soldering iron control. This device regulates the flow of current into your soldering iron to maintain consistent tip temperature as you solder. Max. 400w, 120vac. (Standard US 120 volt plug)

User questions & answers

Question:	Is there a conversion table to show the temperature for each dial setting
Answer:	This rheostat has a very narrow range because it's designed especially for soldering stained glass projects. When it is set on high, that's the maximum output for your iron. The temperature of your iron is controlled by the tip (aka known as the heater). This can not tell you what the temperature is (on the dial) because the temperature is not predictable from iron to iron or more specifically, tip to tip. Also, please note that this does not increase your household current, it can only decrease the current supplied to your iron. Hope this helps.
Question:	Will this work with a wood burner for lowering the temp
Answer:	It may depend on the burner. I use it with 2 soldering irons. I have an adjustable 60w and a non-adjustable 100W. With the 60W, I just set the iron at max, then use the dial on this rheostat to adjust it. I use it with these: Anbes 60w: https://www.amazon.com/ANBES-Soldering-Iron-Kit-Electronics/dp/B06XZ31W3M Choice 100w: https://www.amazon.com/Choice-CH-IRON-100W-soldering/dp/B00XK5RXKC I use both for electronics soldering for Radio Control vehicles. The battery packs use AWG10 wire and the lipo packs themselves use a high temp solder on wide tabs. The 60w won't touch the lipo tabs, but it works fine for 12AWG on up. The 100W with the dial at 7 works great for AWG10 and at 8 to take apart large lipo packs.
Question:	Is this strong enough to control a hot plate
Answer:	Find out what your watts are for your hot plate then compair.
Question:	Will this lower the temperature on your soldering iron so it is not so hot
Answer:	As far as I know, yes. You can set the temp on the rheostat. I usually set it somewhere between 5 and 6.

Choice 100 Watt Stained Glass Soldering Iron and Rheostat

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Based on 50 reviews Check latest price

Product description

This Choice soldering iron and a Choice rheostat temperature controller combo package is a great choice for a beginner or experienced stained glass or soldered art artist. The iron will heat up to 1000 degrees Fahrenheit and with the addition of the rheostat consistent tip heat can be maintained while soldering. The iron has a 1/4 inch chisel tip and it operates on 120V. The Choice rheostat regulates the flow of current into a soldering iron to maintain a consistent tip temperature. Maximum wattage up to 400 watts and a 3 prong receptacle facilitates use with most soldering irons.

100 watt soldering iron with a 1/4 chisel tip
Iron will heat up to 1000 degrees Fahrenheit
Rheostat regulates flow of current into the soldering iron to control temperature
Rheostat case can be attached to a work surface if desired

User questions & answers

Question:	Is the tip on the exchangeable with other tips
Answer:	It is not interchangeable with my old Weller tips. Can't speak to other models of irons
Question:	Can I buy other tips for this iron
Answer:	I do not know. You can file and shape the standard tip. Check with the manufacture for options.
Question:	are there larger tips available for purchase, doing stained glass. What size would i need for this iron
Answer:	I have no idea where or if you can buy larger tips for this iron. I recently bought it for my stained glass work and I love it! It works well with the tip that comes with it.