Shielding gas is required? because I need the wire what doesn&acute;t need shielding gas.
1860120
No shielding gas required. The "flux core" is a hollow wire with flux inside the wire itself. Sort of like an inside out stick welding rod. The flux protects the weld hence no shielding gas required. Good for anywhere a stick welder would work--outside, windy, etc.
1973122
Yes, it requires a neutral wire, and the Product Description should really state that clearly. I do not have a neutral wire and did not find out that I had the wrong product until I saw the package.
118685
To my surprise, the switch did not have a ground connection. I'm guessing that it's not required because there are no exposed connections (it attaches with wires and wire nuts), and that the construction is double insulated.
471730
Negative, not required. It comes with a plastic film bottom which covers the magnet. I also have a tiny piece of wax paper underneath it to prevent it from rusting. So there is no conductive contact from the antenna to the top of the metal on the car.
1089947
Mine has a plastic cover that screws off. You must have the gas shielding type.
100714
Yes. Gas line is a must. I spliced into my natural gas line. I ran it to my fireplace location. Then ran it to log insert, for final installation process. Absolutely, was quite easy and was much bigger project in my head, than actuality. Have Fun and enjoy.
1718174
Not necessary, When it is attached to your gas line connector it stabilizes it and with the grate over it, we have had no problems .
1570852
No, no wire, it's unnecessary anyway as the piece is extremely lightweight. Just canvas on wood.
2112733
You probably don't need it. But when the device has it's own ground wire, I imagine it will filter any induced or static charge the antenna may pick up.
1201373
Despite the reply from Phoenix Down... ...many of these type of devices do work without a neutral (aka grounded wire). As explained in other replies to diff questions, the grounding wire, often bare or green (not to be confused with the grounded wire..aka neutral) is acceptable by UL (Underwriters Labs) and the NAC (National Electrical Code). To simplify my reply.... ....it seems it's perfectly acceptable not to have a neutral on this device but instead the ground wire (again, green or bare copper).
1894252
You don't need any bottled gas. You just need an air compressor and a 220V, (30amp recommended) outlet. One of the small, pancake type air compressors will probably not deliver the volume of air needed. The manual that came with mine says you need a compressor that can deliver 66psi at 3.8cfm. Good luck!
1607355
I have no idea. I always route gasline away from the exhaust system. If it must pass close to the exhaust, I will fabricate an aluminum shield.
557256
No wire. You would probably better off buying your own anyhow and selecting the proper gauge needed for the distance needed.
745661
You need a physical barrier such as a fence or railroad tie. The other models can be contained with a perimeter wire, but not this one.
87334
No. The outlet style and size are most commonly used for nitrogen. You will need to have it filled. A local welding supply can usually help.
88673
No, it's not needed, just wire direct to exsisting house wiring with wire nuts.
1738837
You only need a gas connection. This does not come with any type of electronic ignition. It's not needed. You light it with a long match or lighter. I Love mine!