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Does a lower heat gun temperature rating mean fewer watts?

Within each maker, where both figures are given, a lower rated maximum comes with lower wattage. The 350 W EC-MINI is rated to 640 °F, each 1,560 W Proheat to 1,200 °F.

Rated temperature differs from wattage.

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EC-200 Heat Gun · first with a product link

  • Published maximum temperature: 930 °F.
  • Published airflow: 7-9 CFM.
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Power supply: 120 V corded.

View at Master Appliance

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EC-200 Heat Gun

Published maximum temperature: 930 °F.

Key details

  • Published airflow: 7-9 CFM.

What to note

Power supply: 120 V corded.

Published maximum temperature: 930 °FPublished airflow: 7-9 CFMRated electrical power: 1,200 W
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Published maximum temperature930 °F
Published airflow7-9 CFM
Rated electrical power1,200 W
Power supply120 V corded

4 of 4 specs available · source checked September 26, 2026 · Source ↗
Master Appliance · Product page checked September 26, 2026

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Power supply: Corded; voltage unlisted

EC-MINI Heat Gun

Published maximum temperature: 640 °F.

Key details

  • Published airflow: 9.9 CFM.

What to note

Power supply: Corded; voltage unlisted.

Published maximum temperature: 640 °FPublished airflow: 9.9 CFMRated electrical power: 350 W
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Published maximum temperature640 °F
Published airflow9.9 CFM
Rated electrical power350 W
Power supplyCorded; voltage unlisted

4 of 4 specs available · source checked September 26, 2026 · Source ↗
Master Appliance · Product page checked September 26, 2026

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Power supply: Rechargeable lithium-ion

Mobile Heat 5 Heat Gun with Case

Published maximum temperature: 930 °F.

Key details

  • Published airflow: 10.5 cfm.

What to note

Power supply: Rechargeable lithium-ion.

Published maximum temperature: 930 °FPublished airflow: 10.5 cfmRated electrical power: 1,000 W
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Published maximum temperature930 °F
Published airflow10.5 cfm
Rated electrical power1,000 W
Power supplyRechargeable lithium-ion

4 of 4 specs available · source checked September 26, 2026 · Source ↗
STEINEL · Product page checked September 26, 2026

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Published maximum temperature: At least 1,100 °F

PH-1100A Heat Gun

Published airflow: 9 & 18 CFM.

Key details

  • Published maximum temperature: 1,200 °F.

What to note

Power supply: 120 V corded.

Published maximum temperature: 1,200 °FPublished airflow: 9 & 18 CFMRated electrical power: 1,560 W
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Published maximum temperature1,200 °F
Published airflow9 & 18 CFM
Rated electrical power1,560 W
Power supply120 V corded

4 of 4 specs available · source checked September 26, 2026 · Source ↗
Master Appliance · Product page checked September 26, 2026

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Published airflow: 4 / 4-8 / 6-13 cfm

HL 1920 E Heat Gun

Published airflow: 4 / 4-8 / 6-13 cfm.

Key details

  • Rated electrical power: 1,500 W.

What to note

Not listed by the maker: published maximum temperature.

Published airflow: 4 / 4-8 / 6-13 cfmRated electrical power: 1,500 WPower supply: 120 V corded
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Published airflow4 / 4-8 / 6-13 cfm
Rated electrical power1,500 W
Power supply120 V corded
Published maximum temperatureNot listed by the maker

3 of 4 specs available · source checked September 26, 2026 · Source ↗
STEINEL · Product page checked September 26, 2026

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Published specification comparison
SpecEC-200 Heat GunNo preferences selected.EC-MINI Heat GunNo preferences selected.
Published maximum temperature930 °F640 °F
Published airflow7-9 CFM9.9 CFM
Rated electrical power1,200 W350 W
Power supply120 V cordedCorded; voltage unlisted

EC-200 Heat Gun

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Published maximum temperature
930 °F
Published airflow
7-9 CFM
Rated electrical power
1,200 W
Power supply
120 V corded

EC-MINI Heat Gun

No preferences selected.

Published maximum temperature
640 °F
Published airflow
9.9 CFM
Rated electrical power
350 W
Power supply
Corded; voltage unlisted

EC-MINI Heat Gun

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All models and their decision specs
ProductHow it comparesKey specCompareAction
EC-200 Heat Gun
Compared with EC-MINI Heat Gun: published maximum temperature, 930 °F vs 640 °F.
Published maximum temperature: 930 °FView at Master Appliance
EC-MINI Heat Gun
Compared with PH-1100A Heat Gun: published maximum temperature, 640 °F vs 1,200 °F.
Published maximum temperature: 640 °FView at Master Appliance
PH-1100A Heat Gun
Compared with PH-1200A Heat Gun: published airflow, 9 & 18 CFM vs 4-18 CFM.
Published maximum temperature: 1,200 °FView at Master Appliance
PH-1200A Heat Gun
Published maximum temperature: 1,200 °F; Published airflow: 4-18 CFM.
Published maximum temperature: 1,200 °FView at Master Appliance
PH-1400A Heat Gun
Published airflow: 4-18 CFM; Published maximum temperature: 1,200 °F.
Published maximum temperature: 1,200 °FView at Master Appliance
HG 2620 E Heat Gun
Compared with PH-1100A Heat Gun: published maximum temperature, 1,300 °F vs 1,200 °F.
Published maximum temperature: 1,300 °FView at STEINEL
HL 1820 S Heat Gun
Compared with PH-1100A Heat Gun: published maximum temperature, 1,100 °F vs 1,200 °F.
Published maximum temperature: 1,100 °FView at STEINEL
EC-200 Heat Gun
Compared with EC-MINI Heat Gun: published maximum temperature, 930 °F vs 640 °F.
Published maximum temperature: 930 °F
View at Master Appliance
EC-MINI Heat Gun
Compared with PH-1100A Heat Gun: published maximum temperature, 640 °F vs 1,200 °F.
Published maximum temperature: 640 °F
View at Master Appliance
PH-1100A Heat Gun
Compared with PH-1200A Heat Gun: published airflow, 9 & 18 CFM vs 4-18 CFM.
Published maximum temperature: 1,200 °F
View at Master Appliance
PH-1200A Heat Gun
Published maximum temperature: 1,200 °F; Published airflow: 4-18 CFM.
Published maximum temperature: 1,200 °F
View at Master Appliance
PH-1400A Heat Gun
Published airflow: 4-18 CFM; Published maximum temperature: 1,200 °F.
Published maximum temperature: 1,200 °F
View at Master Appliance
HG 2620 E Heat Gun
Compared with PH-1100A Heat Gun: published maximum temperature, 1,300 °F vs 1,200 °F.
Published maximum temperature: 1,300 °F
View at STEINEL
HL 1820 S Heat Gun
Compared with PH-1100A Heat Gun: published maximum temperature, 1,100 °F vs 1,200 °F.
Published maximum temperature: 1,100 °F
View at STEINEL
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Power supply can settle the heat-gun decision early

Master Appliance's EC-MINI is corded with a 640 °F maximum; STEINEL's Mobile Heat is rechargeable with a 930 °F maximum. Known maximum temperatures span 640 to 1300 °F, with a temperature figure missing for 1 gun. The maximum is a maker limit, not a setting recommendation for your material. Read the supply details, permitted application and fire precautions before buying; keep hot air away from people and combustible materials.

Airflow descriptions need their original settings

Master Appliance's EC-MINI has a 9.9 CFM airflow figure, while other models describe settings or ranges. The EC-MINI also has a 350 W power rating; the supported power ratings span 350 to 1600 W. Keep each airflow figure attached to its operating conditions instead of reducing the descriptions to a comparable output. Heat delivery and nozzle airflow remain unmeasured, and power consumption alone cannot tell you heating speed.

Before you buy

Is the maximum temperature the setting to use?

Treat it as the tool's ceiling. Several of these adjust well below it: STEINEL's ranges start at 120 °F and the EC-200 starts at 100 °F. Follow the instructions for your material, since too much heat can scorch, blister or crack it.

Why are some figures blank?

This comparison has no maximum-temperature value for the HL 1920 E, no wattage or airflow value for the HG 2620 E, and no voltage value for the Mobile Heat 5. Treat those as unknown and check the exact model's documentation. Within each maker, where both figures are given, a lower rated maximum comes with lower wattage. The 350 W EC-MINI is rated to 640 °F, each 1,560 W Proheat to 1,200 °F. STEINEL's battery Mobile Heat 5 stops at 930 °F. Of the nine guns that state one, only the corded HG 2620 E is rated higher.

Can I compare airflow between the two brands?

Only roughly. Each maker states airflow its own way: three separate figures (4 / 7 / 13 cfm on the HL 1820 S), an adjustable range (4 to 18 CFM on the PH-1200A and PH-1400A) or a single figure (9.9 CFM on the EC-MINI). Read each as that maker's own figure, which is why the airflow choice picks an exact value.