Portable Soldering Iron 65W SQ-001 with Adjustable Temperature Control for FPV Building and Repairs
A portable soldering iron makes it easier to work on FPV builds and electronic connections without dedicating a large area to your soldering setup. The Sequre SQ-001 combines a compact 65W design with adjustable temperature control from 100–400°C, letting you set the heat for your task.
Automatic sleep and an overtemperature alarm support day-to-day use, while the included DC5525 XT60 power cable and mini bakelite stand help organize your setup. The iron uses an external DC 12–24V power source; its Micro USB interface supports configuration and firmware updates.
Features
- Adjustable temperature control from 100–400°C for different soldering tasks.
- Automatic sleep and an overtemperature alarm.
- DC5525 power interface for an external DC 12–24V supply.
- Micro USB configuration for temperature curves and function-key settings.
- Included mini bakelite stand provides a place to rest the iron.
Specifications
- Model: SQ-001
- Power rating: 65W
- Color: Blue
- Temperature range: 100–400°C
- Factory preset temperature: 300°C
- Power input: DC 12–24V through a DC5525 interface
- Housing: 304 stainless steel with ABS and PC
- Configuration interface: Micro USB
- Included accessories: Soldering tip; safety instructions; hex key; user manual; DC5525 XT60 power cable; mini bakelite stand
Frequently Asked Questions
What power source does the SQ-001 soldering iron use?
The SQ-001 uses an external DC 12–24V power source connected through its DC5525 interface. A DC5525 XT60 power cable is included; use a suitable supply and follow the grounding instructions.
Can I adjust the soldering temperature?
Yes, the SQ-001 supports temperature control from 100–400°C. Its factory preset is 300°C, and the Micro USB interface supports configuration of the temperature curve and function key.
Is this portable soldering iron suitable for FPV projects?
Yes, the SQ-001 is intended for soldering work such as FPV builds and electronic connections. Select the temperature and tip appropriate to the joint you are working on.
How should I change the soldering tip?
Disconnect power from the SQ-001 and let the tip cool before changing it. Never replace the tip while the iron is powered on, and avoid touching the heated tip.