Soldering Iron Kit 80W 110V LCD Digital Green
80 W soldering iron kit heats in 20 seconds with adjustable 180–480 °C LCD display, five tips, stand, wire, sponge and paste for electronics and DIY repairs
- Watts80 watts
- Compatibility/FitmentOut-Opening, Narrow Stile, Store Front Doors
- Heats to working temperature in 20 seconds
- LCD screen shows exact temperature 180–480 °C
- Four vent holes and silicone grip keep handle cool
- 80 W ceramic heater handles boards, jewelry and wiring
- Kit includes iron, five tips, stand, sponge, wire and flux
80 W soldering iron kit for electronics
This 80 W soldering iron kit runs on 110 V and includes a ceramic heater that reaches working temperature in 20 seconds. The adjustable range spans 180 °C to 480 °C (356 °F to 896 °F) and is shown on an LCD digital display. Five interchangeable tips cover circuit boards, appliance repair, jewellery and general DIY tasks. The pencil-style grip suits beginners and experienced users alike.
Ceramic heater with anti-scald handle and vented tip
A ceramic heating core delivers fast warm-up while four ventilation holes on the tip improve heat dissipation. The silicone handle insulates against heat during long sessions, and a spiral strain-relief cord reduces wire fatigue. A simple stand holds the iron safely between joints, and the conventional sponge cleans tips without extra accessories.
Five tips, solder wire.
The bundle supplies five tips, a spool of solder wire, flux paste, a cleaning sponge and a basic stand so work can start immediately. No separate purchases are needed for common wiring, circuit-board or small-metal repairs. A Proposition 65 warning applies to the kit.
Highlights
- Heats to working temperature in 20 seconds
- LCD screen shows exact temperature 180–480 °C
- Four vent holes and silicone grip keep handle cool
- 80 W ceramic heater handles boards, jewelry and wiring
- Kit includes iron, five tips, stand, sponge, wire and flux
Specifications
| Watts | 80 watts |
|---|---|
| Compatibility/Fitment | Out-Opening, Narrow Stile, Store Front Doors |
Questions about this item
What does the 110 V input mean for temperature stability?
The iron runs on 110 V mains power and reaches its working range of 180-480 °C within 20 seconds, with the LCD display showing the live temperature so you can keep it steady for each joint.
What clearance does the stand and handle need on a workbench?
The pencil-style iron has a heat-resistant silicone handle and a simple stand; allow a few centimetres around the four ventilation holes near the tip so heat can dissipate without melting nearby items.
How do you set the exact temperature and avoid the common overshoot?
Power on, use the controls to select the desired value between 180-480 °C, watch the LCD until the reading stabilises, then wait a few extra seconds before soldering so the tip fully settles at the target.
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