Temperature measuring device WCU
The Weller WCU temperature measuring device is an essential tool for professionals who need to perform precise temperature measurements on soldering tips. This ESD-safe device is battery-operated and features a digital display that allows for quick switching between temperature units Celsius (°C) and Fahrenheit (°F). The measurement range of the device extends from -150°C to +1200°C, covering a wide range of applications.
Additionally, the device offers a backlight for improved readability under various lighting conditions as well as a Max. Hold function, which retains the highest measured value on the display. A count function for the temperature measurements performed and an auto-shutdown for energy saving complement the functionality.
The dimensions of the temperature measuring device are 73 mm in width, 43 mm in height, and 138 mm in length, with a weight of 120 grams. Note that the required sensor must be purchased separately.
Additionally, the device offers a backlight for improved readability under various lighting conditions as well as a Max. Hold function, which retains the highest measured value on the display. A count function for the temperature measurements performed and an auto-shutdown for energy saving complement the functionality.
The dimensions of the temperature measuring device are 73 mm in width, 43 mm in height, and 138 mm in length, with a weight of 120 grams. Note that the required sensor must be purchased separately.
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- Height [mm] Height [mm]
- 43
- Length [mm] Length [mm]
- 138
- Width [mm] Width [mm]
- 73
- Weight Weight
- 120
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Electrostatic Discharge - marking for materials intended to protect other components from ESD by avoiding potential differences.
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