Will this extension cord work with a 230V Stick Welder?
1650057
NO, THis is only used for an RV with a 50A service. If you need an extension cord for a welder, get an electrician to build it out of 4/0 cable.
1650058
I suspect the voltage is fine .... Just have to check the configuration.... Lowes/ Menards have usually have both the welder and Rv cables to check
133142
I don't see why not if it's a utility grade extension cord. The cord that comes with the unit is pretty long. You may not even have to use an extension. I have used both an outdoor plug and one in our garage. I really do like this little machine. I even used it to blast the paint off our 500 gallon propane tank to prep it for repainting. Don't be fooled by it's size. It packs a punch. Good luck!
311054
Thank you for your email. This clipper is not compatible with 230V. ~Cherrybrook
214120
Yes, but ONLY IF the extension cord has at least #14 AWG (and preferably, #12 AWG) conductors. "Standard" extension cords using #16 and #18 AWG conductors are NOT up to the current drawn by this heater.
2113168
Yes this is A very nice cord I use it run my heavy duty welders worth the money.
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.
332952
This welder as far as the information I have read with the unit is 220 volt only, comes with 220 welder plug already attached.
2114046
No nothing rated for 110 - 125 V will work on 230 V it will burn it up and possibly start a fire.
187702
No, this one is just for 115V. The KBWC-23K i8s for 230V 2.5A. They have others for higher amperage
1595510
Hi Alec,Unfortunately, none of our switch will work with 230 VAC. We do, however, have a few customers who have take our HC6000 and used it to control a power relay (with a 120 VAC coil) that in turn controlled the 230 VAC pump. Sorry I can't be of more help. Thanks for your interest in our products.Steve
1626347
No, this is for 220V outlets only. The plug is commonly used on welders, clothes driers, and similar high current devices, and is much larger than a standard 110v 3 prong connecter.
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.
1210294
Mine operates at 120 volts. I don't think it's capable of running at 230 volts, nothing in the instructions about wiring for a higher voltage, sorry.
907307
it work with a regular 110 v outlet up to .25 inch think steel... if you want to weld thinker steel then you need to use 220 v like your dryer uses.
149612
welding machine not only works with 220 volts. I tell that to date it has not failed me and is more than I expected friend.
452116
I'm not quite sure about 230 volts in particular, but I'm from Australia and bought it along with an adaptor so I could plug it into the electrical sockets here, which have a different voltage to the US and it works just fine.
1578763
You would have to change the ends due to dryer plugs being difference. Also, this is a 30 AMP, 125 V, single pole cord whereas dryer cords are 2 pole meaning that two lines hot (110 V each for a total of 220 V at 15 amps each for a total of 30 AMPs). Care would have to be used on the load specifications and such. It might be cheaper to go to a store and buy 50 ft (or whatever you need) of the right wire and two plugs and make your own extension cord. Menards/Lowes have the available parts.