INTRODUCTION
DESCRIPTION
Your new plasma arc cutter has been designed to cut any electrically conductive material in applications such as maintenance shops, service stations, van conversion shops, auto restoration and salvage operations, etc.
On steel, all models can cut thicknesses of less than 26 gauge but the 120V model can cut up to 5/16” inch steel, and the 230V model can cut up to 3/8” inch steel.
Your plasma arc cutter comes complete and ready to cut. All you need to provide is a clean, dry, oil free compressed air supply.
The system is based on a modern DC inverter power supply. This special technology allows for the construction of compact lightweight unit with high performance. Infinite power adjustment, high efficiency and reduced power consumption make it an excellent tool.
SPECIFICATIONS
| 120 VOLT MODELS | 230 VOLT MODELS |
Input Voltage | 120 volt 60 Hz. Single | 230 volt 60 Hz. Single |
| Phase | Phase |
Input Amps @ | 20 AAC | 20 AAC |
Rated Output |
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Input Plug Style | 120 volt 15 amp | 230 volt 50 amp |
Power Cord Length | 10 ft. | |
Rated Output Amps | 20 ADC | 30 ADC |
Max Output Amps | 25 ADC | 30 ADC |
Rated Output Volts | 90 VDC | 90 VDC |
Rated Duty Cycle | 35% | 35% |
Max Open Circuit | 195 VDC | 195 VDC |
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Agency Listing | CSA | CSA |
Output Settings | Infinite | Infinite |
Air Requirement | 3.5 cf – 100l/min @ 55psi | 3.5 cf – 100l/min @ 55psi |
ASSEMBLY
UNPACKING YOUR PLASMA CUTTER
1.Remove the unit from the carton. .
2.Remove any cartons or bags containing accessories.
3.Open the cartons or bags packed with your unit and inspect their contents for damage.
4.Lay out the parts and compare them to any illustrations in this manual to familiarize yourself with them and what they are called. This will help you when reading the manual.
POWER REQUIREMENTS
This Plasma Cutter is designed to operate on a properly grounded power source fused with a minimum 20 amp fuse or circuit breaker. If you modify the power cord in any way, you will void the manufacturer’s warranty. It is recommended that a qualified electrician verify the actual voltage at the receptacle into which the welder will be plugged and confirm that the receptacle is properly fused and grounded. The use of the proper circuit size can eliminate nuisance circuit breaker tripping while welding.
DO NOT OPERATE THIS UNIT if the actual power source voltage is less than 100 volts AC or greater than 125 volts AC (120) volt models); less than 198 volts AC or greater than 240 volts AC (230 volt models). Contact a qualified electrician if this problem exists. Improper performance and/or damage to the welder will result if operated on inadequate or excessive power.
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