Is there two different plugs. One for 220 and one for 120. and would the 220 fit in socket for my lincon 220 welder
1934042
Only has a bare cord you put on the outlet plug you want to use either 120 or 220.220 will give you betyer cutting performance.
1934043
Plasma cutter does not come with a plug of any kind just a cord so you can purchase a plug that matches your welder
1934044
Non there is only one plug, you have to rig up a 120 cord to adapt that 220 plug. About your welder I don't know depend what kind of plug your welder have maybe is the same.
1934045
You may use whatever plug you need. It does not come with a plug only bare wires at the end of the pigtail. The cutter just works with 110 or220. No extra wiring just put on the plug you need. I put mine on the 50 amp plug that I use for my welder. This is a good tool when operated on 220.
1934046
No plug is provided -at least with the one that I got which arrived DOA and I returned
1594957
20 amp for 110 and a 30 amp for 220 ... Only time ur gonna need 220 volts would b to weld Aluminum... Duty cycle is better on 110 also !! Machine works great .
180728
Hey buddy, this is a 110v tool. For 220 you need totally different plug. It is perfect for home improvement. You can work in very small places. I like it very much.
173781
Machine comes factory wired (molded plug) for a standard 220 volt welder outlet. Also included in the box is a 220 volt to 120 volt adapter cable. Use as it comes on 220 or just plug in the adapter cable and connect to a 20 amp 120 volt plug. Your output will be limited to about 20 amps output or so, but it will work. Be sure you have a clean, dry oil free air, and set the machine gauge at 60-70 psi.
1846868
There are two 220 circuits pre-wired to two tied pair of breakers. You can also elect to make them into four 110's if that serves you better. We have our well pump circuit wired to one of the 220's. It's a heavy duty control panel and the instructions are very clear on how to set it up. Comes with a DVD showing a guy wiring it. Good luck!
1650318
The welder will operate from standard EU voltages. The power connector is not an EU standard connector. You would need to either change the connector at the end of the power cord or install a 6-50r outlet into your building wiring. If you purchased the outlet and box, it would be pretty straightforward to wire it in, but because the U.S. spec equipment is typically not IEC compliant, you would likely not pass code.
2247906
Yes it will run on a standard 110v outlet but will only output about 100 amps current. Great welder for the money. You will have to buy a 110 plug. It only comes with the big three prong 220 plug.
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.
1004666
There is no such thing as a "Universal" plug. You need a completely different plug configuration, the prongs are totally different, plus you'll need a voltage converter! Do you not know the voltage for where you live? If you live in America you use 110-120 if you live in Europe you use 220-240...each is very different and even if you had the correct plug type you'll probably burn out the appliance or burn the house down or worse...suffer severe bodily burns. You cannot simply change a plug and have it work! Electricity doesn't work that way! DO NOT listen to these people....they have no idea what they are talking about and Amazon should get their responses off of here before someone gets hurt! There is no such thing as a "Universal" plug. You need a completely different plug configuration, the prongs are totally different, plus you'll need a voltage converter! Do you not know the voltage for where you live? If you live in America you use 110-120 if you live in Europe you use 220-240...each is very different and even if you had the correct plug type you'll probably burn out the appliance or burn the house down or worse...suffer severe bodily burns. You cannot simply change a plug and have it work! Electricity doesn't work that way! DO NOT listen to these people....they... » Read More There is no such thing as a "Universal" plug. You need a completely different plug configuration, the prongs are totally different, plus you'll need a voltage converter! Do you not know the voltage for where you live? If you live in America you use 110-120 if you live in Europe you use 220-240...each is very different and even if you had the correct plug type you'll probably burn out the appliance or burn the house down or worse...suffer severe bodily burns. You cannot simply change a plug and have it work! Electricity doesn't work that way! DO NOT listen to these people....they have no idea what they are talking about and Amazon should get their responses off of here before someone gets hurt! « Show Less
562075
It is a standard 110, 15-Amp, 3-Prong plug. The plug is rather large because it houses a circuit breaker (L 3 1/2" x W 1 3/4" x D 1"). It will only fit in the lower socket of a standard 110 receptacle without blocking the upper receptacle.
805479
if you know what your doing, I would say yes, 240 volts (aka 220, aka 230) is same, just diff plug/socket configurationn
805478
Honestly this is not my background. However this unit operates on a 220 circuit, hence the reason for the different plug style. Personally I would leave plug as it is and not mess with it.
1449591
Same as last answer what are you welding, type of rod your using, amp setting, polarity, plugged into 110v or 220v. Might be best to find someone that is an experienced welder and have them look at it. This has been the best little welder I have owned. Love welding with this thing.
443506
Like I said to Lim: Either use a 220 VAC Input to 120 VAC Output, 60-100W Transformer or see if DeWalt offers a 220 VAC charger with the DIN/Euro plug. Euro-market is both rich and huge, so surely DeWalt already does or should. Cheers!
1828232
110 plugs right into your standard outlet. I run it off the same 20AMP circuit I run my little 110 wire feed welder off of and works fine.
1229421
You can change the male end plug to a twist lock or build a "pig tail" with a female receiver for the male plug on the welding machine and male twist lock on the opposite end for your generator plug in. Use 10 guage wire, minimum. Good luck!
488161
Best answer is from the manufacturer who may make a 220 version of the warmer, but NEVER connect a 110-130 to a 220 circuit, unless you a movie special effects (fx) person....no, no, no! Besides, the plugs don't fit into a 220 outlet.