RS 137-159, 137-193, 137-187, 137-200, 137-165 Instruction Manual

Instruction Manual

Digital & Variable Heat Guns

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RS Stock No. 137-159

137-165
137-193
137-187
137-200
137-216

United Kingdon:

RS Componenets UK
PO Box 99, Corby,
Northants,
NN17 9RS

Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
rswww.com

Deutschland:

RS Componenets GmbH
Hessenring 13b
64546 Morfelden-Walldorf

telefon: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
www.rsonline.de

This instrument is warranted to the original purchaser against defects in material and workmanship for one year from the date of purchase.

During this warranty period, RS Components will, at its option, replace or repair the defective unit, subject to verication of the defect or

its malfunction. This warranty does not cover disposable batteries, fuses or damage from abuse, neglect, accident or unauthorized repair,
alteration, contamination or abnormal conditions of operation or handling.

Any implied warranties arising out of the sale of this product, including but not limited to implied warranties of merchantability and tness

for a particular purpose, are limited to the above. RS Components shall not be liable for loss of use of the instrument or other incidental or
consequential damages, expenses, or economic loss, or for any claim or claims for such damage, expense or economic loss. Some states
or countries laws vary, so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you. For full terms and conditions, please refer to the latest
RS catalogue.

Espana:

RS Amidata SA
parque Empresarial Urbis Center

Avda de Europa 19 - Edicio 3

28224 Pozuelo de Alarcon
Madrid
Espana

Tel: [phone]
www.amidata.es

Italia:

RS Components SpA
Via M.V.De Vizzi 93/95
20099 Cinisello Balsamo (Mi)

Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
www.rs-components.it

Francais:

Radiospares Componenets SNC
Rue Norman KIng
BP453
F-60031 Beauvais Cedex
France

Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
http://www.radiospares.fr

© Copyright 2009, LINEARTOOLS, E&OE

Digital Heat Guns / UK

1. Digital Display Panel
2 Flashing Temperature Indicating Arrows
3 Temperature Setting Toggle

4 4 Position Power / Airow Switch
5 3 Marked Airow Positions
6 Metal Airow Nozzle

7 Sleeve Guard (detachable)
8 Vertical Stand Surface

9 4 Position Power / Airow Switch

10 Power Cable
11 Soft grip Handle

Switch Position

O

I

II

III

2

Airow l/min

Off

300

300

550

Temperature Deg. “C”

Off

50 Constant

60-600

60-600

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Digital Heat Guns / UK

Operating Instructions

Select switch position I, II or III for the required airow and temperature output.

For positions II and III the temperature can be set by using the Temperature Setting Toggle (3)

Press the Toggle on the right hand side (+) to increase the temperature in 10 degree steps.

The digital display will initially indicate the target temperature and will then revert to the

current output temperature at the nozzle. Indicating arrows (2) will ash during the build up

and will stop when the target temperature is reached.

The nozzle temperature can also be reduced in 10-degree steps by pressing the left hand

side of the toggle (-); the same ashing indicators will be seen until the new target

temperature is achieved.

To turn the Heat Gun off it is recommended that it should be set to switch position I if it has
been used in switch position II or III at the higher operating temperatures. This allows the

element to cool prior to the nal switching off and will prolong the life of the heating element.

To allow the Heat Gun to cool correctly, place in its self-standing vertical position on a at,

non-slip, stable surface away from children and people who may be unaware it could be hot

Code

137-165

137-193

137-159

Code

137-165

137-193

137-159

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Digital Heat Gun

Digital Heat Gun

Digital Heat Gun

Airow

L/min

300-550

300-550

300-550

Description

Power

W

2000

1500

2000

Voltage

240 V

110 V

230 V

BS 1363/A - 3 plug 13 A -250 V

EN 60309-3 plug 16 A–4 h 100–130 V

Schuko - 2 plug 16A - 250 V

Hz

50

50

50

Plug

Temperature

Range

50-600

50-600

50-600

Weight

750g

750g

750g

3

Variable Heat Guns / UK

1. Rotating Temperature Setting Ring
2 “Arrow Head” Temperature Setting Position
3 “L” Low Temperature Setting
4 “H” High Temperature Setting

5 4 Position Power / Airow Switch
6 Metal Airow Nozzle

7 Heat Guard (detachable)
8 Vertical Stand Surface

9 4 Position Power / Airow Switch

10 Power Cable

Switch Position

O

I

II

III

4

Airow l/min

Off

300

300

550

Temperature Deg. “C”

Off

60 Constant

60-600

60-600

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Variable Heat Guns / UK

Operating Instructions

Select switch position I, II or III for the required airow and temperature output.

For positions II and III the temperature can be set by rotating the Temperature Setting
Ring (1)

With “L” in the vertical position adjacent to the “Arrow Head” the output temperature will be
at its lowest ie. 60 degrees “C”

Rotate the Temperature Setting Ring (1) in a clockwise direction to increase the
temperature.

Maximum temperature of 600 degrees “C” is achieved by fully rotating the Temperature
Setting Ring in a clockwise direction until “H” is adjacent to the “Arrow Head”

To turn the Heat Gun off it is recommended that it should be set to switch position I if it has
been used in switch position II or III at the higher operating temperatures. This allows the

element to cool prior to the nal switching off and will prolong the life of the heating element.

To allow the Heat Gun to cool correctly, place in its free-standing vertical position on a at,

non-slip, stable surface away from children and people who may be unaware it could be hot

Code

137-200

137-216

137-187

Code

137-200

137-216

137-187

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Variable Heat Gun

Variable Heat Gun

Variable Heat Gun

Airow

L/min

300-550

300-550

300-550

Description

Power

W

2000

1500

2000

Voltage

240 V

110 V

230 V

BS 1363/A - 3 plug 13 A -250 V

EN 60309-3 plug 16 A–4 h 100–130 V

Schuko - 2 plug 16A - 250 V

Hz

50

50

50

Plug

Temperature

Range

60-600

60-600

60-600

Weight

750g

750g

750g

5

Heat Gun Accessories / UK

1 - Reduction Nozzle 22mm diameter
2 - Window Nozzle 65mm long x 15mm wide
3 - Surface Nozzle 75mm wide

4 - Reector Nozzle 70mm wide

5 - Triangular Scraper: Blade 3 sides 60mm long, overall length 225mm

1

5

Application

Paint Stripping

Electric Cable Shrink Tubing

Forming PVC Tubing

2

3

4

Nozzle Type

1, 2 or 3

4

4

Possible

Heat Range

500-600C

250-300C

250-300C

Barbeque Lighting

Water Pipe Thawing

Plastic Sheet Joining

6

Not required or 1

Not required

3

500-600C

250-300C

300-400C

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Heat Gun Safety Information / UK

Please read and follow these instructions when using the Heat Gun.
Failure to follow these instructions may result in the tool becoming an unnecessary source of
danger and may cause personal injury.

The Heat Gun should not be used when the tool is wet or damp or in a wet or damp
atmosphere

Do not use the tool in the rain

Do not use the tool in the presence of an explosive atmosphere

Take care when using the tool near ammable materials and ensure that hot air is not

directed for too long in the same spot.

Ensure that you are aware of ammable materials, which may be out of sight and may be

affected indirectly by conducted heat.

Plastic, Paint, Varnish and similar materials can emit toxic gases when heated. Ensure that
the area is well ventilated when working with these materials and suitable protective
equipment is worn.

Do not allow the power cord to come in contact with heat, oil, corrosive materials or sharp
edges.

Do not unplug or carry the tool by its power cord.

When using the Heat Gun in its self-standing vertical position, ensure that it is sitting on a

at; non-slip, clean, stable surface and the power cable cannot be accidentally snagged.

Accessories should only be tted to the Heat Gun nozzle when the tool is cold.

Take care when changing these accessories.

Following use allow the tool to cool completely as per the instructions before replacing in its
case.

Store the tool in a dry secure location and out of the reach of children.

Please keep these Instructions and Safety Warnings in a safe place

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Digitale Heißluftpistolen / DE

1. Digitalanzeige
2 Blinkende Pfeile zur Temperaturanzeige
3 Kippschalter zur Temperatureinstellung
4 Leistungs-/Luftstrom-Schalter mit 4 Positionen
5 3 markierte Luftstrom-Positionen
6 Luftstrom-Metalldüse
7 Griffschutz (abnehmbar)

8 Vertikale Standäche

9 Leistungs-/Luftstrom-Schalter mit 4 Positionen
10 Netzkabel
11 Weicher Griff

Schalterposition

O

I

II

III

8

Luftstrom l/min

Aus

300

300

550

Temperatur Grad „C”

Aus

50 konstant

60-600

60-600

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Digitale Heißluftpistolen / DE

Bedienungsanleitung

Wählen Sie Schalterposition I, II oder III, um Luftstrom und Temperaturabgabe nach Wunsch

einzustellen.

Bei den Positionen II und III kann die Temperatur mit dem Kippschalter zur Temperatureinstel­lung (3) eingestellt werden.

Drücken Sie auf die rechte Seite des Kippschalters (+), um die Temperatur in Schritten zu 10
Grad zu erhöhen.

Die Digitalanzeige gibt anfänglich die Zieltemperatur an und kehrt danach zur Anzeige der

C

aktuellen Ausgabetemperatur an der Düse zurück. Die Anzeigepfeile (2) blinken, während die
Temperatur steigt. Sobald die Zieltemperatur erreicht wird, hört das Blinken auf.

Die Düsentemperatur kann in Schritten zu 10 Grad gesenkt werden, indem auf die linke Seite
des Kippschalters gedrückt wird (-). Auch hier blinken dieselben Anzeigepfeile, bis die neue

Zieltemperatur erreicht wird.

Zum Ausschalten der Heißluftpistole wird empfohlen, dass sie auf Schalterposition I

eingestellt wird, wenn sie in Schalterposition II oder III bei den höheren
Betriebs-temperaturen verwendet wurde. Dadurch kann das Element abkühlen, bevor es

endgültig ausgeschaltet wird, was die Lebensdauer des Heizelements verlängert.

Damit die Heißluftpistole richtig abkühlen kann, stellen Sie diese in der vertikalen Position ab,
in der sie ihre Ausrichtung automatisch beibehält. Die Oberäche muss eben, rutschfest und
stabil sein. Zudem muss sichergestellt werden, dass weder Kinder noch Personen
Zugang zur Heißluftpistole haben, die sich möglicherweise nicht über die hohen

Temperaturen im Klaren sind.

Code

Beschreibung

Spannung

Hz

Temperat-urbereich

137-165

137-193

137-159

Code

137-165

137-193

137-159

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Digitale Heißluftpistole

Digitale Heißluftpistole

Digitale Heißluftpistole

Luftd-urchsatz

l/min

300-550

300-550

300-550

Leist-ung

W

2000

1500

2000

240 V

110 V

230 V

BS 1363/A - 3 polig 13 A -250 V

EN 60309-3 polig 16 A–4 h 100–130 V

Schuko - 2 polig 16A - 250 V

50

50

50

Stecker

50-600

50-600

50-600

Gewicht

750g

750g

750g

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Einstellbare Heißluftpistole / DE

1. Drehring zur Temperatureinstellung
2 Pfeilspitzen-Temperatureinstellposition
3 “L”-Niedertemperatureinstellung
4 “H”-Hochtemperatureinstellung
5 Leistungs-/Luftstrom-Schalter mit 4 Positionen
6 Luftstrom-Metalldüse
7 Hitzeschutz (abnehmbar)

8 Vertikale Standäche

9 Leistungs-/Luftstrom-Schalter mit 4 Positionen
10 Netzkabel

10

Schalterposition

O

I

II

III

Luftstrom l/min

Aus

300

300

550

Temperatur Grad “C”

Aus

60 konstant

60-600

60-600

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