Comparison Arsenal KE 600 vs Arsenal KE 400
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|---|---|---|
| Arsenal KE 600 | Arsenal KE 400 | |
| Outdated Product | from $25.44 up to $28.24 | |
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| Device | paint sprayer | paint sprayer |
| Type | corded | corded |
Specs | ||
| Power consumption | 600 W | 400 W |
| Paint consumption | 0.38 L/min | 0.38 L/min |
| Maximum viscosity | 40 DIN | 40 DIN |
| Nozzle size | 1.8 mm | 1.8 mm |
| Spraying | pneumatic | pneumatic |
| Container | bottom | bottom |
| Container volume | 800 mL | 800 mL |
| Tank material | plastic | plastic |
General | ||
| Weight | 1.8 kg | 1.75 kg |
| Added to E-Catalog | january 2019 | september 2015 |
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Power consumption
The power consumed by the operation of an electric tool (see "Type").
Most modern spray guns, even performant ones, have a rather low power: for example, models with more than 1 kW are extremely rare, and in most cases, power consumption does not exceed 500 W at all. So when connecting such equipment to sockets, there are usually no problems; only single units of high performance, requiring 3.5 kW or more, have to be connected according to special rules (directly to the shield). In other cases, data on power consumption is most often not needed for normal use and may be required only for specific tasks — for example, to calculate the load on an autonomous generator.
Most modern spray guns, even performant ones, have a rather low power: for example, models with more than 1 kW are extremely rare, and in most cases, power consumption does not exceed 500 W at all. So when connecting such equipment to sockets, there are usually no problems; only single units of high performance, requiring 3.5 kW or more, have to be connected according to special rules (directly to the shield). In other cases, data on power consumption is most often not needed for normal use and may be required only for specific tasks — for example, to calculate the load on an autonomous generator.