Electrode Inverter 403 CEL

Modern inverter technologyWIG welding with LIFT arc ignitionSuitable for use on generators, such as. in workshops, schools, metal structures, construction sites or for farmersHot-start:By momentarily increasing the welding current, the arc ignites safely and is immediately stableAnti Stick: If the electrode accidentally sticks, the welding current is automatically reduced, thus preventing the electrode from annealingArc Strength Control: Internal monitoring of welding current and voltage quickly and safely solves the short circuit problem. The adjustable current increase stabilizes the arc, and the electrode can be worked without problems. VRD (Voltage Reducing Device): open circuit voltage reduction . 400V model for industrial use, suitable for cellulose electrodes Modern inverter technologyWIG welding with LIFT arc ignitionSuitable for use on generators, such as. in workshops, schools, metal structures, construction sites or for farmersHot-start:By momentarily increasing the welding current, the arc ignites safely and is immediately stableAnti Stick: If the electrode accidentally sticks, the welding current is automatically reduced, thus preventing the electrode from annealingArc Strength Control: Internal monitoring of welding current and voltage quickly and safely solves the problem of short circuits. Adjustable current increase stabilizes the arc, and the electrode can be worked without problems. VRD (Voltage Reducing Device): open circuit voltage reduction . Dimensions and weights. Length (product) approx: 560Width/depth (product) approx: 240Height (product) approx: 440Weight (net) approx: 21.7Adjustment range. Electrode adjustment range: 20 - 400TIG setting range: 20 - 400Work cycle. Operating cycle at max current 40°C Electrode: 60. Operating cycle at max current 40°C DC TIG: 60. Current at ED 100% 40°C Electrode: 310. Current at ED 100% 40°C TIG DC: 310. Electrical data. Power supply voltage: 400Power frequency: 50/60. Electrode. Weldable electrodes: 1.6 - 8.0Standards and approvals. Standard: EN 60974-1:2012, EN 60974-10:2014. EMC class: A. Explanation EMC Class: This Class A welding device is not intended for use in residential areas where power is supplied by a public low-voltage power system. Identification. Identification: CE. Power consumption. Electrode power consumption: 16.4Dc TIG power consumption: 12.4. Electrical connection. Required generator power: >22.4. Electrode current consumption: 32.3TIG power consumption: 25.1Electrode total power: 22.4TIG total output: 17.3