Ersa i-CON PICO and i-CON NANO - handy and smart soldering - product video
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Looking for a small and intelligent soldering station? Check out Ersa i-CON PICO or i-CON NANO! These digital soldering stations supply smallest footprint and provide smart functions settable via micro SD card. PICO available for U.S. customers ► www.amazon.com...
NANO available for U.S. customers ► www.amazon.com...
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So what exactly is the difference between the nano and the pico? I feel like the video should have mentioned the differences between them since they are presented together. Ps. I used the pico for profesional use, very nice little station.
Like depicted towards the end of the clip, the main difference is that the i-CON NANO is meeting the ESD requirements, the i-CON PICO does not. Tool, heating element and tool holder are different.
you should make more videos like this, which tip is the best for the work intended, which temperature is good, which solder ecc....
You do not invest anything in marketing and sponsorship and your products are mainly known only in the professional sector.
I came to know of this premium rated brand only by chance, and I was considering buy a Weller station before.
Hello and thanks for your feedback. Please check out all videos from our series "Ersa EXPLAINS". Our latest video #7 gives you advices when to use which tip. Watch here: bit.ly/2rfKnsJ
Why on ersa soldering system you are still using this old type of tips instead of the integrated cartridges like on the metcal or jbc ?
Hello Gregan Dark and thanks for your comment. Ersa aspires after sustainable as well as precise soldering technologies. Therefore you can usually replace the soldering tip separately from the heater. Because of this, only the worn tip needs to be disposed of while the functioning heating element can still be used. Very often, this results in lower operating costs for our customers compared to the other systems mentioned. Furthermore, the mentioned catridge technology is not automaticcally more accurate or faster.
If you want to learn more about the Ersa technology, please contact us at www.kurtzersa.com/electronics-production-equipment/contact/general-contact.html.
"The mentioned cartridge technology is not automatically more accurate or faster." It is. Watch Dave Jones comparison of new vs. old on the EEVBlog: ruclips.net/video/scvS2yeUH00/видео.html
Where can I download this ersa pico program?
Hello, in the "Download" tab you can download all documents related to the i-CON PICO:
ts.kurtzersa.com/electronics-production-equipment/soldering-tools-accessories/soldering-desoldering-stations/produkt-details/i-con-pico-1.html
Hope it helps you. Best regards.
I want to use sd card. Box did not come out of its contents. What can I do to use an external sd card?
Sorry for the late response. To be able to use the advanced settings, we offer a free software in our members area. The settings are then played on the stations with an SD card (which is not included in the scope of delivery of the Pico and Nano). Any SD card can be used for this purpose.
Hope we could help!
why tip not grounded in pico?
Hi Andrius, the i-CON NANO is the ESD safe version of this soldering station and thus the tip is connected to ground. For the non ESD version (i-CON NANO) there is no requirement to ground connection. This also explains the price difference of the two stations. If you have further questions please contact us or our sales partners: bit.ly/2HN43dO
Seriously? Do you justify a 50 € difference just for the grounding?! I think I'll buy the Hakko FX888D instead.
@@GRBtutorials Is bad to ground the irons..May you blow your circuit if was on power