Welding helmet EASYTOUCH LXBW120 auto-darkening with adjustable filter reg.01-1s; solar + CR2032 battery

The EASYTOUCH LXBW120 auto-darkening welding helmet provides hands-free face and eye protection during welding operations. The helmet features an adjustable auto-darkening filter with regulation 01-1s that switches from a clear state to a darkened state when an arc is struck, while integrated UV/IR protection remains active at all times. Power is supplied by a combination of a solar panel and a replaceable CR2032 lithium battery, reducing frequent maintenance and enabling reliable switching in varying light conditions. The shell is designed for workshop and on-site use and accommodates common welding processes such as MIG/MAG, TIG and electrode welding.

Advantages

The auto-darkening filter offers rapid, automatic lens transition to protect the eyes from intense welding light and spatter without the need to lift the helmet. Solar-assisted power combined with a CR2032 backup battery ensures continuous operation even in low ambient light. The adjustable filter sensitivity and shade regulation allow the user to set the viewing level appropriate for different welding methods. The helmet provides full UV/IR protection regardless of the filter state and its construction supports comfortable, extended wear during professional and hobby tasks.

Suitable for

• MIG/MAG welding in workshops and maintenance jobs
• TIG welding where precise arc visibility is needed
• Manual electrode (stick) welding on-site and in production
• General metal fabrication, repair and assembly tasks requiring eye protection

Key specifications

• Auto-darkening filter with adjustable shade regulation 01-1s
• Power source: solar panel plus replaceable CR2032 lithium battery
• Continuous UV/IR protection in both clear and darkened states
• Suitable for MIG/MAG, TIG and electrode welding
• Lightweight protective shell designed for workshop and field use

How to use

Before starting work, inspect the helmet and replace the CR2032 battery if required. Adjust the sensitivity and shade regulation according to the welding process and ambient light: lower shade for TIG, higher shade for heavy arc welding. Position the helmet comfortably and ensure the viewing area is clean. When the arc is struck, the auto-darkening filter will switch automatically to the selected shade; after welding, the lens will return to the clear state. Clean the lens surface and shell regularly and store the helmet in a dry place when not in use.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment in addition to the helmet, such as welding gloves and protective clothing. Replace the outer protective lens covers if they become scratched or damaged to maintain clear visibility and proper filter operation. Follow local safety rules for welding and maintenance of battery-powered devices.