Auto-darkening welding helmet with TIG sensor and solar power
When the arc is small, the helmet has to be very quick to see it. This electronic welding helmet, adjustable from DIN 9 to 13 with light state DIN 4, features two arc sensors and a dedicated TIG sensor, making it particularly suitable for low-intensity arcs.
It is suitable for stick, MIG/MAG, TIG, cutting and plasma from 10 A (except laser and gas). It is powered by solar cells and a replaceable CR2032 lithium backup battery, and the manufacturer states Regulation (EU) 2016/425 and standards EN ISO 16321, EN 379 and EN 166.
Main advantages
Special TIG sensor: detects low-intensity arcs
Three sensors: 2 arc sensors + 1 dedicated TIG sensor
Solar power: with replaceable CR2032 backup battery
Optical class 1/1/1/2: clear vision through the filter
Highly versatile: stick, MIG/MAG, TIG, cutting and plasma from 10 A
What it is used for
TIG welding of steel and stainless steel.
Stick and MIG/MAG welding.
Plasma cutting.
Boilermaking and maintenance work.
Professional workshops and training.
Technical specifications
Dark shade: DIN 9-13 adjustable
Light state: DIN 4
Optical class: 1/1/1/2
Viewing area: 92 x 42 mm
Sensors: 2 arc + 1 special TIG
Power supply: Solar cells + replaceable CR2032 lithium battery
Processes: Stick, MIG/MAG, TIG/WIG, cutting and plasma from 10 A (not laser or gas)
Standards stated by the manufacturer: Regulation (EU) 2016/425, EN ISO 16321, EN 379 and EN 166
Reference: PE450S
Vetonek tip: when TIG welding at low amperage, position your head so the sensors can see the arc and do not block it with your hand or the torch. Change the outer cover lens when it is pitted: a dirty cover lens reduces detection.
Frequently asked questions
What is the TIG sensor for?
It is a dedicated sensor that improves detection of low-intensity arcs, typical of TIG welding.
Which processes does it support?
Stick, MIG/MAG, TIG/WIG, cutting and plasma from 10 A. It is not suitable for laser or gas welding.
How is it powered?
By solar cells and a replaceable CR2032 lithium backup battery.
Which shade do I need?
Between DIN 9 and 13 depending on the process and amperage: the higher the current, the higher the shade.
Which standards does the manufacturer state?
Regulation (EU) 2016/425 and standards EN ISO 16321, EN 379 and EN 166.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the TIG sensor for?
It is a dedicated sensor that improves detection of low-intensity arcs, typical of TIG welding.
Which processes does it support?
Stick, MIG/MAG, TIG/WIG, cutting and plasma from 10 A. It is not suitable for laser or gas welding.
How is it powered?
By solar cells and a replaceable CR2032 lithium backup battery.
Which shade do I need?
Between DIN 9 and 13 depending on the process and amperage: the higher the current, the higher the shade.
Which standards does the manufacturer state?
Regulation (EU) 2016/425 and standards EN ISO 16321, EN 379 and EN 166.
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