Summary of Das neue Parkside® Multischweißgerät PMSG 200 A2 von Lidl ist da / Test und Vergleich zum Vorgänger

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The new Parkside Multischweißgerät PMSG 200 A2 from Lidl is available today. It is better than the previous model, with more aluminum construction instead of steel, a new front panel, different settings for normal and high intensity, and a higher output power of 77 kilowatts vs. the old model's 50 kilowatts. However, it is not yet perfect, with a shorter wire than the old model and a shorter lifespan due to the higher spritz rate.

• 00:00:00 The new Parkside Multishweißgerät PMSG 200 A2 from Lidl is available today, so I put it to the test against the previous model. The main difference between the two is the new model's updated appearance, with more aluminum construction instead of steel. Other changes include a new front panel and different settings for normal and high intensity. The old model also included a flip-out shield for the gas line and a wire-and-aluminum protector on the back, but these are not included with the new model. The biggest difference is in the output power, with the new model producing an estimated 77 kilowatts vs. the old model's 50 kilowatts. In terms of overall size and weight, they're nearly identical. From the housing outward, the two are nearly identical, with the only visible differences being the lack of steel screws on the new model and the use of plastic instead of steel for the frame. Internally, the two are almost identical, with the only changes being the addition of a safety shield over the igniter on the new model and a change to the language on the output meter from German to Swiss. I have both machines set up and am comparing them now. The old model has a built
• 00:05:00 The new Parkside Multischweißgerät PMSG 200 A2 from Lidl is better, but not yet perfect. However, it is already much better than the previous model. [Music] I'll try to raise the power to 100 amps. Yes, it will work. Here, I've tried this three times with 80, 100, and 110 amps. The results look better on the back side now. There is no root here, and nothing that can be seen on the front side. I've tried this same experiment with other Swiss attempts, and here is the result. The first attempt was with 40 x 20 x 2 mm dimensions. I set the power to 110 amps. The results are 19.2 watts. [Music] Next, I'll try eight right-hand chores 40 x 20 x 2 mm. I'll set the power to 110 amps. The results are 19.2 watts. [Music] Next, I'll try twelve millimeters. The results are 19.2 watts. [Music] Finally, I'll try sixteen
• 00:10:00 The new Parkside Multish Weißgerät PMSG 200 A2 from Lidl is similar to the previous model, with a higher spritz rate and a shorter lifespan due to the higher material usage. The user can see the difference in film quality when comparing shots at 4 mm and 160 amps. The new model has a shorter wire than the old model, but is still long enough for most applications. The user also has the option of using the old model with a longer wire, if they need extra protection. The new model has a slightly different design than the old model, but the functionality is the same.
• 00:15:00 The new Parkside Multischweißgerät PMSG 200 A2 from Lidl is available and, as usual, the old one and the new one because I have to say a small bit agreed about it I would say it is more medrad here with me and five materials, of which I have the same with the old one with the neck settings loaded to the new device you have at the beginning seen with the same ampere number 2 less I have here with 2 volts more speculated of course, it will have an effect that you have to say but now with the new device the same value of voltage and ampere set as with the old one, with a vague balance result obtained This was a small test of the new Park City with 202 together with more seen with the old device PSG 201 and more The new device has this plastic cover with a nice design, which I like, better protected than on the old one, with a slightly better edge shielded as on the old one There is also this possibility of voltage and ampere setting on the new device, but ultimately it comes to the same