Genesis GHG1500A Dual Temperature Heat Gun Kit with Four Metal Nozzle Attachments
Discover the many uses of the Genesis 1500W Dual Temperature Heat Gun.
It’s a Versatile Tool for Stripping Paint and Varnish, Softening Caulking and Putty for Removal, Removing Adhesive Labels, Thawing Pipes, Gutters, Freezers, or Radiators, Loosening Rusted Nuts and Bolts, Speed-Drying Epoxy, Cement, or any Damp Surface.
Reach for the Genesis Heat Gun to light your charcoal grill, warm RC engines to help with starting, and so much more..
-Powerful 12.5 Amp Motor Delivers Heat with 1500 and 750 Watt settings.
-Stand the Heat Gun on its back for an Integrated Stand for Convenience
-Easy to Use design can be used with a single hand
-Two Deflector Nozzles, A reflector nozzle, and Air Reduction Nozzle are Included
Simply stand the unit up on the back side with the exhaust end pointed upward to cool or as a heat gun stand while you heat shrink wire insulators.
Make the Genesis Dual Temperature Heat Gun part of your tool set today and discover what Genesis Tools can do for you!
The Genesis GHG1500A is UL listed and ETL Certified, and meets all product safety requirements to be sold in the United States.
Product Features
- 1500/750 Watt Heat Gun with Powerful 12.5 Amp Motor
- High and Low Temperature Settings for Versatility
- Deflector Nozzles Protect Glass and Other Surfaces
- Reflector Nozzle Speeds Thawing of Pipes. 3-position rocker type switch for high temperature, off and low temperature
- Includes: (2) Deflector Nozzles, (1) Reflector Nozzle and (1) Air Reduction Nozzle
- Use the Genesis Heat Gun for lighting charcoal grills without the need for smelly lighter fluid
- Warm RC engines to assist with start up
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Lightweight, HOT! This product really needs a more helpful review, so I’ll start now & update the review if I have further thoughts.To start with, boy does this thing get hot! Too bad they don’t specify how hot in the description (not that I found). Just the wattage is given. The two temps listed on the gun are 572 & 1000 degrees. Hotter than I need, but I wanted an inexpensive heat gun mainly for handling shrink tubing. I just didn’t expect it to be so hot. The body stays completely cool while…
Better Than Expected–But One Caution! I had to solder some cables to 120V cooling fans. These connections must be insulated for safety, but I just can’t stand gooey electrical tape. I had heat-shrink insulating tubing, but my old heat gun died. Using matches or a lighter makes for a poor application. Since I don’t do much of this work anymore, I wanted a cheap replacement, and I wanted a few nozzle attachments to control the heat better.This gun is inexpensive but not cheap. It looks and feels like a tool several times…