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The FC-2001A is a desktop fume extractor built for professional electronics soldering, aimed at pulling smoke and fumes away from the work area rather than letting them build up around the operator. It uses a brushless motor, generally a quieter and longer-lasting choice than the brushed motors found in cheaper extractors, and moves air at 120 cubic metres per hour, with three speed settings to adjust the extraction rate to the task at hand.
Filtration runs through two layers, including a HEPA and carbon combination, rated at 99.97% efficiency at 0.3 microns, which is the kind of specification aimed at capturing both fine particulates and much of the odour that comes with solder flux fumes.
The unit connects to a 50mm flange air inlet and includes a silicone flexible hose about 0.8 metres long with a round hood attachment, giving a 120-degree field of view so it can be positioned to draw smoke from a reasonably wide working area rather than a single fixed point. Negative pressure is rated at 2200Pa, and noise is kept under 50dB, which matters for a tool meant to sit on a bench for extended sessions.
It measures 185 x 185 x 195mm and weighs 4.21kg, and runs on 60W from a 220-240V AC supply, a modest power draw for the airflow it produces.
Anyone soldering regularly at a home or small workshop bench, particularly in a room without strong general ventilation, will benefit from having dedicated extraction rather than relying on an open window. It comes with a set of pre-filters and a combined HEPA and carbon filter to get started.
120 cubic metres per hour.
A two-layer filter, including HEPA and carbon stages, rated at 99.97% at 0.3 microns.
Under 50dB.
The main unit, five pre-filters, one medium HEPA and carbon filter, a flexible silicone hose, a round hood, a power cord and an instruction manual.
Through three-speed control on the unit.
| Brand | Generic |
|---|---|
| Power | 60W |
| Selling unit | PCS |
