S99 uses 2.5Ω soldering tips (Max 160W)

[@kentlord2490]

Hello. You sell a tip with a resistance of 2.5 ohms separately. This tip can replace the original jbc tip in terms of characteristics and quality. Which 2.5 ohm tips do you recommend, your tip or the original? Or are there alternatives. Please give me a comment. Since a lot of bad tips with a short resource and characteristics that do not correspond to reality are sold on aliexpress.

[@NeoAngeL28]

Vocês poderiam mandar uma lista de fontes de alimentação recomendadas para usar 100% do S99, como essa de C135W da Lenovo? Já testaram o C170W no S99, se sim, funciona melhor que o C135W ou consegue funcionar igual?

[@7Lucky7Man7]

Hello, can you please tell me how much this particular power supply weighs?

[@SequreTech]

Thanks for your comment. 291g

[@7Lucky7Man7]

@@SequreTech Thank you. Mine weighs 275g. Then I found out that this block has two completely identical models. The only difference is that one weighs 290g (it works with 2.5ohm tips) and the other weighs 270g (it doesn’t work with 2.5ohm tips). You'll have to look for a block with the required weight(

[@SequreTech]

@@7Lucky7Man7 Regarding the question you mentioned. Could you show it with a video? And send it to our email: [e-mail]

[@7Lucky7Man7]

@@SequreTech I haven’t had time to check it myself yet, since my sting hasn’t arrived yet. I read the information from the 4pda forum. When I try it myself, I’ll write you an email.

[@betaalyt3809]

Can you make the PID circuit to operate two c210 cartridge simultaneously at (65+65)=130 watt. I can modified the handle for c210 cartridges. If you do this please use a simple alternate DC Power input which can be solder direct with the circuit board. It will be very useful for a transformer based linear power supply with constant voltage constant current module. At first I thinking about pairing the hot tweezer handle with a t245 based soldering station (130 watt) but later I found in internet that the C-210 tips operating at 12 volt and the C-245 tips are operating at 24 volt and the resistance of both tips are different also thermocouples are placed different one in parallel and another is series so it can not be possible. Please make this circuit or hole hot tweezer.

[@SequreTech]

Thanks for your thoughts, that's a good suggestion. You can follow us and you will see this product in the near future.

[@betaalyt3809]

@@SequreTech Thanks

[@mahmud367]

I want to buy this solder. But will it work with an anker 736 100W adapter? The USB C port outputs 60W.

[@SequreTech]

The default shipment is that the soldering iron head is 5.5 ohms, and the electrical source you described can work properly.

[@MOZARTF]

Hi Sequre team. I'm a happy owner off two S99 soldering irons. Tried to use then with a Lenovo C145W charger, and they didn't work. As soon as I press the front button for the iron to heat the S99 re-start. As you sirs show that the S99 iron works with the Lenovo C135W, and my charger has even more power, what could be wrong? Appreciate if you sirs can help me please.

[@SequreTech]

Hello, this is mainly related to the IC scheme used by the power source. 2.5Ω heating transient current at 20V to 8-9A will restart if the power supply cannot handle the current instantaneously. We have also actually tested that C145W is not very compatible, and C135W can work perfectly compatible, which is related to the design scheme of the power source.

[@MOZARTF]

@SequreTech team, thanks for the prompt response. As I fall in love with my S99 irons, I'll order a C135W charger to use with then. Congratulations on the great products that Sequre offers to the market.

[@SequreTech]

@@MOZARTF Thanks for the use, buddy.😁

[@MOZARTF]

​Hi ​@@SequreTech passing here to inform that my C135w Lenovo charger arrived, and to confirm that my S99s are working flawlessly with this charger. Thanks once more for your support. Wish a happy new year for all Sequre team.

[@SequreTech]

​@@MOZARTF Great.😀

[@Sinbios]

Can the S99 use the 2.5Ω tips with a 100W 20V/5A PD charger? Or would it try to draw 8A and shut down?

[@SequreTech]

This is not recommended.

[@andreykvv]

That the schematic of cable xt60 to usb-c? What maximum voltage and current can i send through this cable?

[@SequreTech]

Connect the positive and negative terminals, the maximum voltage is 21V, if using 2.5Ω tip, the maximum current is about 10A.

[@andreykvv]

What maximum voltage and amperage power supply I need to use to have 150w with this cable xt60 to usb-c?

[@swissfreek]

If you’re getting a variable power supply and intend to run it right at 21V, you’ll need 7.4 amps to hit 150W. In the video you can see it will actually hit over 160W with some tips. So assuming you’re using a 24V power supply with a regulator, an 8A power supply (180W) would be the absolute minimum you want to get. I’d probably look for a 24V 10A (240W) power supply to be safe. Then you could couple it with a DPS5020 regulator which can handle the voltage and current the iron will need at full power to bring the voltage down to 21V. Or just use a 5S LiPo or LiIon pack. Even with a 4S pack you’ll still get 90W at nominal voltage and 115W when it’s fully charged, which is plenty for just about anything you’d do with this as long as you’re using the right tip for the job. And unless you get a teeny tiny pack, it’ll for sure be able to put out 8A peak current.

[@andreykvv]

@@swissfreek thanks a lot! Do you know, is it some ic in this cable xt60 to type c? Or I can made it by myself just connect + to +, and - to -.

[@SequreTech]

@@andreykvv There is no IC in the XT60 to C cable. Just need to connect the power "+" and "-" correctly. Please note that there is a risk of damaging the product if the connection is reversed.

[@andreykvv]

How can i power it up with power source 20v 10a? Do I need special cable?

[@SequreTech]

There is an XT60 to C power cord in the package. You can connect the power supply to the XT60.

[@andreykvv]

@@SequreTech can I order it separately?

[@SequreTech]

@@andreykvv Yes, if you can't find it on the website, you can contact customer service.

[@cesarhoyos6955]

They are missing another button to turn the power on and off, having a button pressed is impractical and time-consuming, otherwise it is a good product

[@SequreTech]

Hello, is it to add the physical button of the power switch? This will add volume.

[@MrBoySKAyt]

Где ссылка то на жало?)

[@SequreTech]

Его можно найти на нашем сайте, но вы должны снабдить его достаточным количеством энергии.

[@disonjer]

😂😂😂 lol, how can your consumption be 160 watts if the power supply supplies a maximum of 135 watts?😅

[@SequreTech]

Thanks for your comment. 135W is the rated power of the power supply, and the instantaneous peak power can reach 160W.

[@davadoff]

135w is output power. They are measuring AC input power which will be 150w for 135w out at 90% efficiency.