Weller WPA2N Pencil Butane Torch 180 Min Runtime

Product Description

The WELLER WPA2N is a self-igniting pencil butane torch designed for precision heat applications in electronics, plumbing, HVAC, and light fabrication work. It delivers a temperature range of 482 degrees F to 932 degrees F, making it suitable for soldering, heat-shrink work, brazing small fittings, and similar tasks. The equivalent wattage range of 25 to 60 watts gives technicians a useful reference point when comparing to electric soldering tools. Compatible tips WPT2 and WHC51 allow for task-specific heat delivery. The compact pencil form factor keeps the tool manageable in tight spaces where larger torches cannot reach.

The WPA2N fits naturally into a field technician's toolkit for jobs that require a portable, self-contained heat source. It is well suited for residential and light commercial electrical work, refrigeration line work requiring small soft-solder joints, and electronics repair where a controlled flame is preferred over an electric iron. The 180-minute operating time on a single butane fill reduces interruptions during longer service calls. Its pencil-style body keeps the flame precisely directed, which matters when working near heat-sensitive components or in confined enclosures.

Key Features

• Self-igniting design eliminates the need for a separate lighter or striker
• Temperature range of 482 degrees F to 932 degrees F covers a wide range of soldering and brazing tasks
• 180-minute operating time on a single butane fill
• Equivalent wattage of 25 to 60 watts for easy comparison to electric soldering tools
• Pencil form factor provides precise flame placement in tight or confined work areas
• Compatible with WPT2 and WHC51 tip accessories for task-specific use

Compatibility

Compatible with WELLER tips WPT2 and WHC51. Designed as a portable butane torch for general soldering and heat applications across electrical, HVAC, and plumbing service work.

Installation Notes

Fill with standard butane only and purge the tank before refilling to prevent mixed-gas performance issues. Always work in a well-ventilated area and keep flammable materials clear of the flame path. Power down or de-energize any electrical equipment before applying heat near wiring or components. Use appropriate personal protective equipment, including safety glasses, when operating any open-flame torch tool.