Ersa i-CON NANO – Compact Soldering Station (ESD Safe)

• Compact, powerful and professional soldering station
• Includes i-TOOL NANO soldering iron
• Anti-static design
• Small footprint – 5.7 x 3.1 x 4.1” (L x W x H)
• 302 – 842°F temperature range (150 – 450°C)

Fast, efficient and good value for money – these requirements are met by the i-CON NANO – an entry-level station for professional soldering within Ersa‘s i-CON soldering station series.

The i-CON NANO has an impact-proof, conductive and ESD-safe housing. The ESD-safe i-TOOL NANO is connected to the station via a heat-resistant cable and has the original high-performance heating element in a metal housing. The ESD-safe silicone tool holder with its heat-resistant ceramic support holds the soldering tool safely and has room for the dry sponge as well for holding up to four soldering tips.

The configuration via PC software and microSD card is unique in this product class. In addition to the continuously variable temperature control, three fixed temperatures and three energy levels can be individually set so that the user can quickly switch between the parameters depending on the soldering job. The standby function protects the soldering tip and significantly increases its service life. Another highlight: the soldering station can also be locked for other users via the microSD card. The i-CON NANO is operated using the two buttons next to the easy-to-read LC display.

Weighing only 30 g, the i-TOOL NANO soldering iron is extremely ergonomic, making it a pleasure to work with. Heat-up from room temperature to operating temperature only takes 9 seconds. The integrated temperature sensor reacts immediately and accurately, ensuring a constant temperature for safe soldering, even with sensitive components. With the 102 series, a comprehensive range of cost-effective soldering tips is available for a wide variety of applications.

Applications

The i-CON NANO suits all SMT and PTH soldering applications in production, repair and R&D. The i-TOOL NANO soldering iron uses series 102 tips which can be viewed by clicking here.