Dewalt D26960K Heat Gun Kit 1550W 17.7 Cfm 120V 13A

Product Description

The DEWALT D26960K is a corded heat gun kit rated at 1550 watts, 120 volts, and 13 amps, delivering an airflow of 17.7 CFM across a wide temperature range of 150 to 1100 degrees F (65 to 593 degrees C). Designed for professional use, it suits licensed electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, and skilled tradespeople who need reliable, adjustable heat output for tasks such as heat shrink installation, pipe thawing, paint or adhesive removal, and PVC bending. The kit ships complete with a cone nozzle, a fishtail surface nozzle, and a storage kit box, making it ready for immediate deployment on the job site.

The D26960K is suited for both residential and light commercial applications where a portable, plug-in heat source is required. Its 7-foot cord provides working reach without an extension cord in most service van or shop scenarios. Common use cases include heat shrink termination on electrical conductors, softening adhesive-backed materials, soldering assistance, and surface preparation. The variable temperature range makes it adaptable from low-heat applications around plastic fittings to high-heat tasks on metal or masonry surfaces.

Key Features

• Wide temperature range: 150 to 1100 degrees F (65 to 593 degrees C) for versatile job-site use
• 17.7 CFM airflow output for consistent, even heat delivery
• 1550-watt, 120-volt, 13-amp draw compatible with standard 15-amp circuits
• 7-foot cord provides extended reach without repositioning a power source
• Includes cone nozzle and fishtail surface nozzle to match airflow pattern to the task
• Kit box included for organized nozzle storage and transport

Compatibility

Designed for use on standard 120-volt, 15-amp grounded circuits. Nozzle attachments are specific to the D26960K kit configuration as supplied by DEWALT.

Installation Notes

Heat guns should be operated by qualified tradespeople familiar with thermal hazards and the materials being worked on. Always power down and unplug the unit before changing nozzle attachments. Keep the airflow outlet clear of combustible materials and never leave the gun resting on its nozzle end while the element is hot. Allow the unit to complete its cool-down cycle before storing it in the kit box.