how many amps does the welder have using 110 power supply
1714151
if you connect to a 110 volts ac supply the current rating was half of the rated value why just because the connection of the wire wound on the core was parallel which made the diameter of the wire wound doubled
1594955
They might recommend in the manual, but what I run is 20 amp breaker on 110v, because if you use it as a portable, that's what a typical circuit would be anyways,plus 110v wiring is usually 600v(15 to 20amp breakers) and not recommended for higher than 20 amp breakers in a house breaker box! and I have a 50 amp on the 220v , that's what I had my previous welder on also!
701212
Just change the plug to a110 volt plug make sure it can handle the amps it will pull when hooked to 110
2202382
On 120v a 20a dedicated circuit would be fine. On 220v it only draws 11amps I think, so 15-20 amp circuit. But keep in mind you get full output with 220 volt circuit too. I have tig welded on a 20amp 120v circuit with this thing with great results.
1686777
very happy with it. I think a smaller welder, probably a 110v with more taps/infinite settings would be better for the thin stuff
229406
It's a straight 3 plug 4 wire outlet (not a twist lock type) and as long as your welder does not draw more than 50 amps at 240v you are all set.
1229420
buy the right plug and put it on the welder cord. I run mine out of a dryer outlet. As long as you have 220-230 volts and 30 or more amps you are in good shape.
525258
The specs for input are 230v and 60amps. Your.generator's breaker will trip before you get any serious welding done.
907308
The beauty of this machine is it can use 110v or 220v outlets. Yes, you can use a normal 110 plug, but you should have a 20 Amp service to the outlet you are going to use. If you are going to weld heavy material the 110v service may not be adequate. I have welded 1/8" and 1/4" material with 110v no problem. Note that your duty cycle my be diminished, but for hobby welding or light industrial, you should be OK.
2230279
I'm not sure what you mean by amperage. It plugs into any outlet in my home. So I guess it's 110? I hope this helps you.
15519
You will need a generator of about 3000W, to be on the safe side. Remember, the welder's duty cycle is about 10% (weld for one minute and let it cool off for 1o minutes). This will help the generator too.
798833
I think there is a typo in the title. It's a 125 watt solar panel. I added a second panel and wired directly into my rig where my generator had been hooked up. I think the 110 you might be seeing are volts?
126960
Standard here in USA is 120 volts for a normal household plug if I remember correctly. I work in a tool shop and a 220 volt plug is what we use for a 170 Amp welder which is the equivalent of what we use for our household laundry dryers.
629241
I think what you are asking is what the duty cycle is. It all depends on the heat setting you are using at the time. The duty cycle at about 140 amps is close to 100%, and drops to about 30% at 250 amps. I don't know what you will be welding, but even on pretty heavy iron (3/8" or so) using .035 solid wire and co2/ argon gas, I seldom ever use more than 125, to 140 amps, so I never exceed the 100% duty cycle. But I also very seldom have long enough welds at a time to matter. The welder I had before I bought the Ironman 230, was just a 150 amp with about a 30% duty cycle at 120 amps, and it was still going after nearly 30 years, and I used it for some pretty big projects.
884441
It's a #2awg welding cable good for 600v and -40 degrees. It's an excellent piece of equipment.
1794948
Wire is rated 30 amps. Are you using for welder supply power, or for welding leads? For supply, the welder must have an input rating of 30 amps or less. This wire is not suitable for use as welding leads.
1280994
You can not used this unit on 115v this unit is for dc volts,you need to get a ac volt& amp. meter. You can find them in any welding supple out let.