Welding helmet EASYTOUCH PAX auto-darkening with filter DIN 9–13, solar + CR2032 battery

EASYTOUCH PAX welding helmet is an auto-darkening face shield designed to provide reliable eye and face protection during welding and cutting operations. The helmet features a variable shade filter DIN 9–13 that automatically darkens in response to the welding arc, enabling continuous work without manual lens changes. Powered by a combination of a solar cell and a replaceable CR2032 lithium battery, the unit maintains consistent switching performance and clear visibility for preparatory tasks and active welding. The helmet also offers adjustable headgear and a viewing area sized for comfortable observation of the weld pool.

Advantages

The auto-darkening filter with DIN 9–13 range covers a wide spectrum of welding processes and currents, reducing the need to change lenses. Solar power support combined with a CR2032 backup battery ensures operation in varying light conditions and extends runtime. The helmet provides hands-free protection and an adjustable fit that accommodates different head sizes and positions, helping to maintain steady posture and line-of-sight while working. The clear passive mode enables precise setup and joint preparation before striking an arc.

Suitable for

• TIG welding requiring precise arc observation and control
• MIG/MAG welding in workshop and light industrial environments
• MMA/stick welding for general maintenance and construction tasks
• Plasma cutting and grinding preparation

Key specifications

• Auto-darkening filter shade range: DIN 9–13
• Power source: solar cell with replaceable CR2032 backup battery
• Viewing mode: clear/light state for setup and darkening upon arc detection
• Adjustable headgear for personalized fit and comfort
• Suitable optical response for TIG, MIG, MMA and plasma cutting

How to use

Before use, inspect the helmet and filter for damage and install a fresh CR2032 battery if required. Adjust the headgear to obtain a secure and comfortable position that keeps the viewing window aligned with the eyes. Set the helmet to the light (inactive) mode for positioning and joint preparation; the filter will automatically switch to the appropriate shade when the arc is detected. After welding, verify the filter returns to the light state and store the helmet in a dry place. Replace protective cover plates when scratched to maintain a clear view.

Usage recommendations

For consistent performance, keep the solar cell surface clean and confirm battery condition periodically; replace the CR2032 battery when switching becomes sluggish. Use the DIN 9–13 range settings that match the welding current and process to ensure sufficient protection without obstructing visibility. Follow local safety regulations and wear additional PPE as required for the task.