ANTEX UP82060 User Manual

UP82060

650-PS POWER SUPPLY

This power supply is part of the new 600
series of soldering stations. The 650-PS can
be bench or wall mounted and used with any
24 volt, 50 watt max. soldering iron. This unit
fully meets the requirements of EMC
regulations and carries the CE mark.
Included is the ST6 bench stand. An LED
indicates that the power is on. Soldering
irons for use with the 650-PS should be

ordered "complete with PSU plug".

ENERGY REGULATOR

Standard soldering irons normally operate
with a tip temperature in the range 370 to
420° C (according to model and bit
profile).However, there is growing use of
soldering irons as hot tools in non-soldering
applications requiring lower temperatures,
e.g. wax painting, dental moulding, plastics
etching, document preservation. The Energy
Regulator permits a standard soldering iron
(up to 200 watts) to be used for these
applications or indeed for soldering
applications where lower temperatures are
required for component safety. According to
model of iron, the Energy Regulator will
control down to approximately 100°C..

The ANTEX Energy Regulator is designed
for use with any 230 volt ANTEX soldering
irons with a maximum of 200 watts.
The soldering iron is connected to the
Energy Regulator in place of a normal
mains plug.

PLUG-IN POWER SUPPLY UNIT

The Plug-in power supply unit offers a low
cost solution for providing 24 volts for
soldering.

Plugging directly into a standard mains
socket, the unit frees up valuable bench
space. Furthermore, trailing leads from plug
to transformer are eradicated. The output to
the soldering iron is on the underside of the
unit avoiding the likelihood of ingress of
foreign matter.

The unit has a maximum power rating of 25
watts making it suitable for use with the 24
volt versions of ANTEX C, M, CS, or XS
irons.

The unit is fitted with a male 3 pin Bulgin
Socket. When ordering an ANTEX 24 volt
soldering iron, always specify "with PSU
plug". Alternatively plugs are available
through leading component distributors.
Any competitive 24 volt iron with maximum
power rating of 25 watts can also be used.