SEQURE S60 Nano Electric Soldering Iron

SEQURE S60 Nano Soldering Iron

The SEQURE S60 Nano is a professional-grade portable soldering iron designed for precision electronics work, featuring advanced temperature control and versatile power options.

Intelligent Temperature Control & Performance

This S60 Nano ensures accuracy and rapid results with its cutting-edge features:

• Wide Temperature Range: The temperature is fully adjustable from 50°C−500°C (122°F−932°F), suitable for various soldering tasks.
• Smart Algorithm: It utilises an intelligent temperature control algorithm that supports both temperature compensation and temperature self-calibration, guaranteeing consistent heating performance.
• C210 Compatibility: Designed to be fully compatible with C210 series soldering iron tips, giving you access to a wide variety of tip styles.
• Adjustable Sensitivity: You can set the sensitivity to reject environmental interference, ensuring stable performance even in busy workshops.
  
  

Design and Usability

The S60 Nano combines durable construction with smart usability features:

• Durable & Safe Shell: The shell is constructed from special industrial materials that provide high-temperature resistance and effective anti-static treatment, protecting sensitive components.
• Flexible Power Supply: It offers broad compatibility, supporting PD2.0/3.0, QC2.0/3.0, and DC Max 12V working power supplies, allowing you to use common chargers or power banks.
• OLED Display: Features a bright 0.91 inch OLED display for clear visibility of temperature and settings.
• User-Friendly Reminders: A built-in buzzer provides work reminders, while the software supports °C/°F switching and left and right-hand screen flip for maximum user comfort.

S60 Soldering Iron Power Review

• The actual maximum output power of our standard charging head is about 30W. (The resistance value of the soldering iron tip is different, and 25-35W is within the normal range when working)
• Use a power supply that meets 60W： the resistance value of the soldering iron tip is different, and 50-65W is within the normal range when working.