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    TS101 Smart Soldering Iron (USB-C or DC Power Input) (1)

    A compact, super lightweight soldering iron with precise temperature control. It's gottwo power inputs so can be poweredvia USB-C (PD 3.0 / 3.1) or DC barrel jack.

    The Miniware TS101 is an upgraded version of the TS100 smart soldering iron, whichhas become a firm favourite in the maker community. It's perfect forfirst time solderers or if you're looking to swap your old iron for a shiny new adjustable temperature model. It'slightweight, suitable for a variety of hand sizes and great for manoeuvring around pins and into tricky crevices. There's anOLED display and buttonsbuilt into the handle so that you can easilytweak the temperature, plus an auto sleep mode and built in overheat detection. You can connect it to a computer with the included USB-C to USB-C cable if you want to tinker with the firmware.

    It comes with a B2 (pencil shaped) tip but we sellreplacement TS100 tipsin a variety of sizes that will also work with TS101.

    TS101 doesn't ship with a power adaptor- you'll need a 9-24V DC supply with a 5.5mm barrel jack (old laptop/netbook power supplies are ideal) or a USB-C supply that supports PD 3.0 or 3.1 (Power Delivery). With a 24V DC supply connected, it will get up to temperature in around ten seconds.

    What's new for TS101?

    • Dual power inputs, so you can power it either via USB-C PD or via 5.5mm DC barrel jack.
    • Larger 128x32 pixel OLED screento improve readability.
    • Improvements to how the tipsaresecured.
    • An anti-slip cap is included which can be used as a simple stand to support the iron and prevent it from rolling. It can also be used toimprove grip and help remove the soldering tip.
    • New 'boost' setting for helping withchunky soldering joints

    DC+PD Dual Power Inputs

    • Maximum Power up to 90W (with USB-C PD 3.1)
    • Fast to melt tin, various power sources to meet multiple applications
    • DC and PD inputs cannot be used at the same time

    The TS101 Smart Soldering Iron uses DC and PD dual power input. The power range of the popular 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 upgrade, and a standard PD power input up to 45W.

    The TS101 firmware can be upgraded to support Standard PD3.1 input. After upgrading, it can take in 28V when using USB-C interface for power input. PD Working Power increased from 45W to 90W.

    Tounlock USB-C PD3.1 28V input on the TS101, you'll need to:

    • Upgrade your TS101 firmware to APP 2.0 or above and set menu "PDPwMax" to OFF
    • Use a power supply that supports PD3.1 28V 5A output
    • Use a USB-C power cable that supports 50V 5A 240W EPR

    Accurate Control, Intelligent Protections

    • Auto Sleep
    • Auto Screen Off
    • Detailed Menu
      • 3 Preset Temperatures
      • Display Direction for Right/Left Hand
      • Boost Mode
      • Power Source Selection
      • Modifiable Sensitivity
    • Accurate Temp Control
    • Smart Algorithm Compensation

    One Button to Boost

    Bigger soldering joints are just a piece of cake!

    How to Boost: In working state, hold Button A to enter Boost mode; after releasing, the controller will adjust to preset working temperature

    Specifications

    Shell colourDark Grey
    USB InterfaceUSB-C (Power Supply and connection to computer)
    Working Voltage & PowerDC 9-24V 9-65W (MAX)
    PD 9-28V 9-90W (MAX)
    Power InputDC 5525 Wide Voltage, PD3.1
    Temperature Range50-400°C
    Temperature Stability±2%
    Tip Resistance to Ground<2Ω
    Controller SizeL 98mm, ⌀16.5mm
    Tip SizeL 105mm, ⌀15.5mm
    (Different models of tips will be slightly different)
    Weight (Controller & Tip)33g

    Package includes:

    • TS101 Controller
    • Soldering Tip (TS-B2)
    • Anti-slip cap
    • USB-C Silicone Cable
    • User Manual
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    A compact, super lightweight soldering iron with precise temperature control. It's gottwo power inputs so can be poweredvia USB-C (PD 3.0 / 3.1) or DC barrel jack.

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    TS101 Smart Soldering Iron (USB-C or DC Power Input) (2024)

    FAQs

    What power supply for TS101? ›

    TS101 doesn't ship with a power adaptor - you'll need a 9-24V DC supply with a 5.5mm barrel jack (old laptop/netbook power supplies are ideal) or a USB-C supply that supports PD 3.0 or 3.1 (Power Delivery). With a 24V DC supply connected, it will get up to temperature in around ten seconds.

    What is the input voltage of a TS100 soldering iron? ›

    The TS100 is a portable, programmable soldering iron. It's only 31g in weight and 17cm long. Input voltage is 12V to 24V which means you can power it off a PSU as well as any 3S, 4S or 5S LiPo batteries allowing you to carry out field repairing easily.

    Is a soldering station AC or DC? ›

    Since a soldering iron is simply a resistive heater, it will work equally well on AC or DC. Sure, the heating element is, but the switch in a Weller will fail quickly when run on DC. Some irons use a triac to control the heating element as well (having repaired more than just a few).

    What is DC soldering iron? ›

    This work is on a dc soldering iron. A dc soldering iron joins two metal work pieces by means of a third metal (solder) at a relatively low temperature, which is above the melting point of the solder but below the melting point of either of the materials being joined.

    Is TS101 worth it? ›

    Everything about this soldiering device is top notch. Easy to use, control the temperature, and pin point tips. I was in the market for a new one due to the current brand X being poorly built. I am 100% happy with this UY Chan TS101 soldiering iron.

    How do I know what wattage power supply I need? ›

    -Check the PSU label or documentation for the wattage information. -Use online PSU calculators by entering your component details. -Open your computer case and physically examine the PSU for wattage information.

    What power supply do I need for TS100? ›

    You should definitely power the TS100 soldering iron with a 24V power supply if you want to get the most performance out of it. The power you are getting from the TS100 is directly proportional to the voltage you feed it. Some of the links on this page are affiliate links.

    What connector for TS100? ›

    The XT60 to DC 5.5x2. 5mm DC5525 male power cable is designed for your TS100 soldering iron, it enables you to power the soldering iron with a LiPo battery. It is equipped with an Amass XT-60 connector and DC5525 male barrel connector with a 30cm length.

    How much power does a TS100 draw? ›

    Most are going to be at least 12VDC and have more than enough power. The maximum the little TS100 can draw for example is up to 2.7 Amps (65W/24V).

    Do power stations use AC or DC? ›

    The power plant, therefore, produces AC. On the next page, you'll learn about the AC power produced at the power plant. Most notably, it is produced in three phases. The power plant produces three different phases of AC power simultaneously, and the three phases are offset 120 degrees from each other.

    What voltage do soldering irons use? ›

    Universal soldering irons generally work with 230 V, so they can do without their own power supply and be directly connected to the electrical socket.

    What power soldering iron do I need? ›

    The wattage rating should be between 20 and 50 watts.

    Each time you solder, the tip of the soldering iron cools a bit as it transfers its heat to the wires you're joining and to the solder itself.

    What are the two types of soldering irons? ›

    Types of Soldering Irons
    • Electric Soldering Irons. Electric soldering irons for jewelry making are specialized tools used in the process of soldering metal components in jewelry production. ...
    • Butane Soldering Irons. ...
    • Cordless Soldering Irons.

    What are the 3 types of soldering? ›

    Here are three soldering types that are used at varying temperature levels that result in different joint strengths:
    • Soft soldering (90 °C – 450 °C) The solder melts alloys containing lead that has a low melting point. ...
    • Hard soldering (above 450 °C) ...
    • Brazing (above 450 °C)
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    What power supply do I need for 10900k? ›

    It's recommended for even an RTX 3090 and an i9 10900k that a 750W should be good. If you had a higher-end one, such as an RTX 3080, you could have more power, but you're good.

    What power supply do I need for GT 220? ›

    Requirements
    • 300 Watt or greater power supply with a minimum of 18 Amp on the +12 volt rail.
    • PCI Express, PCI Express 2.0 or PCI Express 3.0 compliant motherboard with one graphics slot.
    • Windows 7 32/64bit, Windows Vista 32/64bit, Windows XP 32/64bit.

    What voltage does nmea2000 supply? ›

    NMEA 2000 devices require 9-16VDC (Some are rated to 24V such as ours, to allow for 24V supplies on large networks if all devices are rated to this). Alongside this, every NMEA 2000 device is somewhat powered from the bus; Each device contains an NMEA 2000 transceiver, which takes it's power from the bus.

    How big of a power supply do I need for a 4070ti? ›

    The GeForce RTX 4070 Ti is reported by NVIDIA to hit a 285W TGP with an average power draw of roughly 226W when gaming. So if you're in the market for a new CORSAIR power supply, you should consider picking up one of our 750W modular power supplies to account for your other components in your build.

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