• FPVELITE Tool TS101 Portable Programmable Smart Soldering Iron w/ B2 Tip
  • FPVELITE Tool TS101 Portable Programmable Smart Soldering Iron w/ B2 Tip
  • FPVELITE Tool TS101 Portable Programmable Smart Soldering Iron w/ B2 Tip
  • FPVELITE Tool TS101 Portable Programmable Smart Soldering Iron w/ B2 Tip
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TS101 Portable Programmable Smart Soldering Iron w/ B2 Tip

TS101 Portable Programmable Smart Soldering Iron w/ B2 Tip

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Description

Based on TS100, TS101 has been upgraded and optimized in performance and function, to improve user experience. The TS101 and TS100 use the same soldering iron tips, so your existing TS100 soldering tips can continue to be used to this upgrade version iron. Smart Soldering Iron TS101 uses DC and PD dual power input. The power range of the DC5525 interface has been extended to DC 9-24V (up to 65W). A USB-C interface replaces the original Micro USB interface, which serves for firmware upgrades, and a standard PD power input of up to 90W. The newly added "Boost" heating function can quickly heat up in a short time to meet the welding needs of special scenes. Also, the temperature is displayed on the OLED screen, which can be accurately and easily adjusted from 122°F to 752°F (50°C to 400°C). The TS101 controller has a sharp and tough appearance, with a larger 128x32 pixel OLED screen to display more heating data.

NOTE: The Iron does not include a power supply. You WILL need a 5.5x2.5mm Barrel Connector and an XT60 to power this with your LiPo, or just pick up our cable!

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Features

  • DC + PD Power Input
  • Wider Bright OLED screen for clear and easy readability of information
  • DC9-24V Wide Voltage 
  • Temperature control button is set on the handle allowing for easy temperature adjustments
  • Boost Mode
  • Compatible with TS100 Tips
  • Upgrade Setting Menu
  • Dynamic Detection
  • Multipurpose Anti-Slip Cap
  • Can be powered via a 3-6S LiPo for mobile use

Specifications

  • Model: TS-101
  • Color: Dark Grey
  • Material: Metal & Plastic
  • Working Voltage & Power: DC 9V-24V 9-65W Max; PD 9V-28V 9-90W Max
  • Power Input: DC 5525 Wide Voltage, PD3.1
  • Temperature Range: 50-400°C
  • Temperature Stability: ±2%
  • Length: controller: 98mm; tip: 105mm
  • DC Jack: 5.5x2.5mm
  • Weight: 33g (Controller+Tip)
  • Certifications: CE, FCC

Includes

  • 1 x TS101 Controller
  • 1 x USB-C Silicone Cable 
  • 1 x B2 Solder Tip
  • 1 x Anti-Slip Cap 
  • 1 x Bilingual Manual in English and Chinese


More Info

  • SKU: 20561
  • Barcode: 6970634010987
 

Overall rating: 4.5238094 / 5 from 21 reviews.

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Reviews

Good

"Good so far"

— Bob S. (4/5)

Excellent soldering iron. Heats up

"Excellent soldering iron. Heats up very fast and gets very hot. I run mine on a 4s lipo."

— shane h. (5/5)

So small

"I have a full-size soldering iron but wanted to get something portable for flying drones and also general use outside. This thing is so little you could definitely keep it in a very small tool kit. I purchased the external power cable, which allows me to use a 6S battery."

— Ed W. (5/5)

"High-quality and work good"

— Otar (5/5)

Thanks soooo much

"Thanks soooo much"

— Walid M. (5/5)

Best soldering iron for any situation

"This is honestly the best soldering iron that I have every used. It's super versatile and gets the job done. Deducting a start as the description says that it includes 2 tips, I only got one."

— Nicolaas V. (4/5)

Good

"Good"

— Yevhen Z. (5/5)

Just great :) makes soldering

"Just great :) makes soldering so much less hassle"

— Tobias R. (5/5)

"I got a faulty one and they gave me a refund so I can't complain"

— Nicholas (5/5)

Works fine, but underpowered

"Decent soldering iron for small repairs, but temperature doesn’t go over 400C and tip is small enough that heat doesn’t flow well to work surface. Takes a bit of skill to get right. It’s probably worth the price, but I’d rather spend more and get a larger iron with more power."

— Ernesto A. (4/5)

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