VESSEL Electric Ball Grip Screwdriver Plus 3-Stage Switching 220USB-P1 with bit
Product Description
A ball grip electric screwdriver with 3 selectable rotation/torque modes, combining powered driving with manual (hand-turned) operation. Features a forward/reverse switch, a built-in LED light for the work area, and USB-C charging. VESSEL states the gear and housing on this model are reinforced for roughly 20% higher strength than the previous 220USB-1. It also adds a fall-prevention cord attachment point not present on the predecessor, likely relevant for work at height or on ladders/scaffolding.
Intended for tasks such as electrical panel and equipment assembly, machinery maintenance, and light DIY work.
Product Specification
- 3 rotation/torque modes: Low 280rpm / 1.2N·m, Medium 340rpm / 1.6N·m, High 400rpm / 2.0N·m
- Max hand-turned (manual) torque: 12N·m
- Overall length: 147mm / Grip diameter: ø45mm
- Weight: 170g
- Chuck: 6.35mm aluminum sleeve chuck
- Battery: 3.6V / 800mAh lithium-ion
- Charging: USB Type-A to Type-C cable (included), approx. 60 minutes for a full charge, rated for approximately 500 charge cycles
- Operating temperature range: 0–45°C
- Rated fastener size: up to M6. Not intended for Phillips No.3 (M8+), Hex H6 (M8+), or Torx T40 and larger
- Included: (+)2 x 100mm bit, 1m USB Type-A to Type-C charging cable
- Made in Japan
Usage
Charge the driver via the included USB Type-A to Type-C cable, then select a mode before use. Use the forward/reverse switch to loosen or remove fasteners, and switch to manual (hand-turned) operation for final tightening or torque-sensitive adjustments.
Precautions
- Read the included instruction manual before use.
- Follow standard electrical safety precautions when working with electricity.
- Do not use beyond the tool's rated torque or fastener size.
- Keep out of reach of children.
- Charge only with the included USB Type-A to Type-C cable — a Type-C to Type-C cable will not charge the unit. Recommended charging input is 5V/1A; VESSEL states that higher-amperage quick-charge input can shorten battery lifespan, so fast chargers are not recommended.