what is the duty cycle at 250 amps?
1452009
http://www.everlastgenerators.com/Brouchers/Power-Tig-250-EX.pdf According to the above data sheet, the tig will operate at 65% duty cycle, 250A. The stick is going to be less than half that. I purchased this welder for my brother-in-law so I don't have real life experience backing the specs up.
1452010
The manufacturer's website (which you should check out before purchasing for lots of useful information regarding these welders) http://www.everlastgenerators.com states that it should be capable of 60% duty cycle as full current 250A. This is better than most other welders in its class, but it achieves this by having an always on cooling fan which some people find to be loud. The fan hasn't really bothered me, though.
670285
I'm guessing you already got your answer, but I figure I would post for anyone else who might want it. The 250a is not a model number. That's just describing 250 AMPS. The 250EX is a 250 AMP TIG welder without the plasma cutter feature of the multi-process 250S listed here.
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It would depend on the generator. You need to compare the duty cycles at certain amp draws. If you give me the duty cycle or the generator at the 220 volt setting, I could compare it to the welder specs that came with mine. BTW it has run flawlessly and was easy to assemble and packed well. The box was banged up when it arrived, but the padding was so good that nothing inside was dinged or bent.On the higher setting, I burned through some 1/4 mild steel to make some 6" dia. access holes and the welder never missed a beat or came close to overheating. If you are just welding for a repair and not doing production work, that 30A breaker might just be good enough. It would depend on the generator. You need to compare the duty cycles at certain amp draws. If you give me the duty cycle or the generator at the 220 volt setting, I could compare it to the welder specs that came with mine. BTW it has run flawlessly and was easy to assemble and packed well. The box was banged up when it arrived, but the padding was so good that nothing inside was dinged or bent.On the higher setting, I burned through some 1/4 mild steel to make some 6" dia. access holes and the welder never missed a beat or came close to overheating. If you are just welding... » Read More It would depend on the generator. You need to compare the duty cycles at certain amp draws. If you give me the duty cycle or the generator at the 220 volt setting, I could compare it to the welder specs that came with mine. BTW it has run flawlessly and was easy to assemble and packed well. The box was banged up when it arrived, but the padding was so good that nothing inside was dinged or bent.On the higher setting, I burned through some 1/4 mild steel to make some 6" dia. access holes and the welder never missed a beat or came close to overheating. If you are just welding for a repair and not doing production work, that 30A breaker might just be good enough. « Show Less
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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.
149310
The power supply is rated for 30 A, although it is not clear if this is continuous. I have tested the power supply drawing more than 20 A continuous, and it handled it fine. A 250 W rated car amplifier will not draw 250 W continuous (or ~20 A continuous). The power supply will handle it fine.
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Length of extension and ga of wire dictate actuall amps that should be safely carried through wire. This is for a 50A circuit but continuous used should not exceed 40A with a peak of 50A but I am not sure at what % duty cycle. Note, any rated electrical cord is rated @ 100% duty cycle under UL. ie. air conditioner could have a FLA compressive load of 50A an running amps of 15A @ 240VDC and the 40A rating of this cord would be safe in my opinion
519566
One setting, 250 watts will grind quickly, type of grind will be determine by duration
402634
instructions say to wire it to 30 amp service , I installed an appliance plug on the bare wires from the unit and also installed a matching outlet with 30 amp rating
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max. amps on 1 cycle is (9.46) at peak draw for about 1/4 second and then lowers to approx. 2 amps avg. 1 cycle last about 2 seconds Hopes this helps. JM
1337613
I got the 300 watt for my 55 gal. seems to do fine. I rather have a higher watt and turn it down lower. Besides after they get old and don't work as well a higher watt seems to do better. I think a 250 would do the job for a 55 gal
1522350
I don't know amperage on cord but I know I run a miller 250 amp welder off mine daily
2273163
Neilson, you need to use a converter to downgrade your 250v to 110-120v. Make sure you buy a decent one so that output is constant; otherwise, you can damage the unit.
2264571
The serial number tag on mine says "250 Watt".The product page is here:http://www.feinus.com/en_us/oscillating/multimaster/fein-multitalent-start-q-0315890/and the Specs say "250"
1988986
You can set the pump to either 115 or 230 You can make the change by removing the back housingMine ran on 230 which I think was persetIf it trips the breaker at 115 you either have a fault or the breaker is to lowIt should be a 25 ampThe motor does draw a good amount of power
1034542
I have 2 of the 100W panels mounted on top of my 5th wheel camper. They are heavy duty and I have not had any issues, but I am not familiar with the 250 watt panels. You could always contact the Renogy people to see what they recommend.
2244564
yes, how many watts is your dump load? if over 250 watts you will burn up grid tie
808470
.55 amps (not .625)- Info from the spec sheet included with the transformer. Cheers -