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Black welding helmet with rectangular auto-darkening lens, matte finish, solar panel strip, four arc sensors visible

VEVOR

VEVOR Welding Helmet Auto Darkening METIS Series 3.94" x 3.74" 4 Arc Sensors

SKU CH-QE1N-BR4GM

Auto-darkening welding helmet with 3.94" x 3.74" true colour viewing, 4 arc sensors, 1/20000 s response and adjustable DIN 4/5-9/9-13 shades for TIG, MIG, ARC, grinding and cutting

  • TypeOther Appliances
  • Width9.45
  • Large true-color view for precise welds
  • 1/20000 s darkening shields eyes instantly
  • Adjustable DIN 4/5-9/9-13 suits grind, cut, weld
  • Solar-assisted power cuts battery changes
  • Light 1.5 lb shell reduces neck strain

Large Viewing Area for Precision Work

The VEVOR METIS Series welding helmet provides a 3.94" x 3.74" true colour viewing screen with 1/1/1/1 optical clarity. It is designed for welders who need a clear, natural view of the weld pool during TIG, MIG, ARC, grinding and cutting tasks. The large window improves situational awareness and reduces the need to lift the hood frequently.

Fixed Shade Range and Sensor Limits

The auto-darkening filter switches in 1/20000 seconds using four arc sensors that detect the welding arc. Shade levels are locked to DIN 4 for grinding, DIN 5-9 for cutting and DIN 9-13 for welding; there is no continuous variable adjustment outside these bands. The filter requires two CR2032 lithium batteries supplemented by solar charging, and a low-voltage warning indicates when replacement is needed.

Upgrade from Fixed-Shade or Two-Sensor Helmets

This helmet replaces passive lenses or entry-level auto-darkening hoods that use fewer sensors and slower reaction times. The jump is worthwhile when welding out of position or at low amperages where two sensors can miss the arc. It does not suit applications requiring a wider shade range than DIN 4-13 or a viewing area larger than 100 x 95 mm.

Highlights

  • Large true-color view for precise welds
  • 1/20000 s darkening shields eyes instantly
  • Adjustable DIN 4/5-9/9-13 suits grind, cut, weld
  • Solar-assisted power cuts battery changes
  • Light 1.5 lb shell reduces neck strain

Specifications

TypeOther Appliances
Width9.45

Questions about this item

Which shade range should I choose for TIG, MIG, and grinding tasks?

The helmet covers DIN 4 for grinding, DIN 5–9 for cutting, and DIN 9–13 for welding, so one unit handles all three processes without swapping filters.

What does the 1/20000 second response time mean when I strike an arc?

The lens darkens in one twenty-thousandth of a second, blocking harmful light almost instantly to reduce eye strain and arc glare.

How does the solar-charged power system work with the two CR2032 batteries?

Two replaceable CR2032 cells power the electronics, and the built-in solar panel recharges them during use, extending battery life.

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