Doed the 240v water cooler need a seperate 240v power source?
1109133
There is a plug in the rear of the welder. You have to use that source for the water cooler to function. The machine steps the power up to 240 volts to run the water cooler. The manual tells you to use the supplied plug in the back.
1109134
Sorry but I don't use a factory water cooler. Most welding is thins gauge steel with my old air cooled Tig torch. My water cooler is home built.
1109135
Mine does. I have a PowerTig250EX welder and a WRC-300A cooler. The cooler plugs into the back of the welder..........right out of the box.
1109136
There is a 240v power outlet on the back of the 250EX but it is not a standard 240v plug. If you purchase the water cooler from Everlast, I believe it has the correct plug or you can purchase the correct plug from an eBay source.
1109137
No, the cooler that is recommended for the 250 ex plugs into the welder. The welder has an outlet for it.
1109138
No, the cooler plugs into the welder. Great machine btw, you will be impressed.
738132
Yes, the unit requires a 110 outlet for the CPU board. The draw is minute about one - two amps.
495224
We purchased the power converter from Amazon the same time we purchased the cooler. It was listed in the "Others also purchased" section below the cooler. Hope this helps.
518267
It does not need a separate circuit for the timer. I ran the 240 to the timer and (I think) 12 gauge from the timer to the water heater. I'm not qualified to answer the second question, but given the way you have to wire the timer I would guess that you can't wire safely w/o the neutral.
2144798
Yes it would, all you have to do, is reduce your 240v to 120v with a reducer.
2136356
If you mean plug it in then no. If you mean the 240 thin instead of 120 that just means running two lines to it. My father did it for me and we just replaced an old one so the lines were already run.
2138576
No. Your power supply should come with the necessary inputs for it to get power.
1420595
It is 12 volts with a separate power supply. You would need a 240 power supply.
706544
Yes and Yes. I have it with a 220V power supply and includes irrigation and swimming pool area. In fact it is connected on the main pipe that supply my entire property.
814198
Sorry, I don't know. By the time I found out that it needed 240v to work, it was past the window to return it. I thought it was a battery operated item. since they would take it back, I threw it away.
1629321
Yes, provided the power is 125Vt A/C or you can see if they have a unit that matches the power requirements as used in your area. I am very happy with my installed unit and has cut down my use of water as I had to leave the water run a long time before the water would get hot!
209252
No I'm assuming you would need a power down converter 240v will fry the unit and probably even cause you some sort of harm
1751164
No Problem. The system monitors both incoming mains. 120V devices run off one of these, plus the neutral. Their consumption is monitored by the clamp on that main. 240V devices involve both mains, and get monitored by both clamps.
300088
Sorry, No. The power supply is 120v AC only. You would need to find a 240v power supply with the correct output.
1441071
No .. U would need a step down transformer , that can be purchased here .. 240/277V to 110V ... Very Inexpensive
1430249
I would think you need a converter since this a 120V product. You could check with the company to see if they make a 240V version.
559057
yes that's how you get 240 volts. There is a switch inside to run the timer electronics on 120 v or 240 v and you can have it switch one line or the other independently or together for 240 volts. I am using mine to turn on a 240 volt 3/4ph pool pump motor. The CR version is the outdoor model case.