Solder Fume Extractor, 30W 3000 RPM Bench Smoke Absorber with Activated Carbon Filter - KOTTO
Solder Fume Extractor, 30W 3000 RPM Bench Smoke Absorber with Activated Carbon Filter - KOTTO
A solder fume extractor draws smoke away from the immediate work area during electronics repair, jewelry work and hobby soldering. This KOTTO bench unit uses a 3000 RPM fan and a 0.4-inch activated-carbon filter to capture solder, flux and chemical fumes from about 5-6 inches away. Four nonslip rubber feet steady the compact housing, while a carry handle makes it easy to reposition between tasks.
The product copy lists 120V, 30W, 50/60Hz operation, while overview fields conflict at 220V and 30.5W; confirm the voltage label on the selected unit before connecting power. The extractor operates from -20°C to 60°C and includes one replacement smoke-trap filter. Position the intake close to the joint without obstructing work, replace the filter when loaded and maintain adequate room ventilation because a local absorber is not a complete ventilation system.
Specifications
- Brand: KOTTO
- Product: Bench solder fume extractor
- Fan speed: 3000 RPM
- Filter: Activated carbon
- Filter thickness: 0.4 inch
- Recommended capture distance: 5-6 inches
- Power detail: 120V 30W 50/60Hz
- Overview conflict: 220V and 30.5W fields
- Operating temperature: -20°C to 60°C
- Dimensions: 5 x 3 x 5 inches
- Weight: 2.2 lb
- Feet: Four nonslip rubber feet
- Handle: Integrated carrying handle
- Included: One replacement filter
- Styles: Yellow black and accessory variants
- Model: WV-05SN-Z9HB
Frequently Asked Questions
How close should the extractor sit to the solder joint?
The source recommends placing the intake about 5-6 inches from the fumes.
Does the unit include a spare filter?
Yes. One replacement activated-carbon smoke-trap filter is listed.
Which operating voltage should I use?
The source conflicts between 120V and 220V, so verify the physical unit label before plugging it in.
Does this extractor replace room ventilation?
No. It captures fumes near the work, but the room still needs suitable general ventilation.