Can you plug the iron into the wall directly, without using the station?
594863
Yes the iron has a normal AC plug so if you don't need to adjust the temperature you can plug it directly into the wall
493189
Yes, you plug them directly into the wall. They are all 110 V grounded plugs.
1063044
No, but there are other ways to do this, usually involving a steam iron - you can find some ideas on DIY websites.
112750
Mine is plugged directly into a surge protector, so yeah you could plug it into the wall.
2022813
Yes.The iron included with the base plugs into the left side with a standard two-prong cord. The outlet itself, is a 3 prong grounded outlet. Above the outlet, it reads "< 300W Max, for soldering irons only". Just don't exceed the wattage rating and you should be fine to change the iron for another one.
1445256
No it just plugs directly into the wall works great though I leave mine running nonstop no issue so far
409065
No there isn't. Only an adapter jack for the option if plugging the machine into the wall or using batteries.
745348
No, not directly. This unit is 120V not 12V. You would need an automotive style 12V-120V inverter to do that.
2245419
I had mine direct wired into the wall but I don't see why you couldn't just drill a small opening at the bottom of the base cap and run a cord along a raceway to a plug. Hope this helps.
907177
Physically, yes you can BUT building codes prevent you from running usual appliance power cords through walls , I guess they are not rated for in-wall use. I've had to have an electrician install a (sunken) outlet behind the TV. IMHO it's worth the expense for peace of mind.
591486
Thanks for the inquiry. I would say that if one had a skill set that included adding a breaker to an electrical panel, running wire to the heater location, cutting an opening into a wall and doing the final installation, then, yes, it can be done without engaging the services of a professional. That said, most permanent heat solutions are best installed by those who have historical experience with such things, most notably, in this case, an electrician.I hope this gives you some guidance, but please let us know if you have any additional questions or if we can assist you further. My direct email address is jcousins@fncuthbert.com.Thanks,JeffJeff CousinsOperations Manager Thanks for the inquiry. I would say that if one had a skill set that included adding a breaker to an electrical panel, running wire to the heater location, cutting an opening into a wall and doing the final installation, then, yes, it can be done without engaging the services of a professional. That said, most permanent heat solutions are best installed by those who have historical experience with such things, most notably, in this case, an electrician.I hope this gives you some guidance, but please let us know if you have any additional questions or if we can assist you... » Read More Thanks for the inquiry. I would say that if one had a skill set that included adding a breaker to an electrical panel, running wire to the heater location, cutting an opening into a wall and doing the final installation, then, yes, it can be done without engaging the services of a professional. That said, most permanent heat solutions are best installed by those who have historical experience with such things, most notably, in this case, an electrician.I hope this gives you some guidance, but please let us know if you have any additional questions or if we can assist you further. My direct email address is jcousins@fncuthbert.com.Thanks,JeffJeff CousinsOperations Manager « Show Less
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Yes, I believe you can. I've got that to do the opposite, I have an iron which is 240v that I bought in England and I use it in US but here is 110v, it works fine and can do the opposite as well, 110v converting into 220v.
1584204
It may be possible, but the impression I got when I contacted the company was that they did not provide support for this model. I intend to rewire the base so I can turn on the vacuum/blower with an external switch. Then I can use any iron.
1623486
No but you need some sort of power. Whether it be the power pod or an extension cord.
387605
Not very easy. You need to disassemble the control box to expose the leads. You could probably jump from inside. No exterior d/c port.
408085
No, you just plug it in the wall in a typical American home.Not Where you have your stove .
2080331
Nope, you need to buy the wall control separately. Same for the wall connector.