Re: making a 220v on the cheap
Originally Posted by danz
just remember 220 is 1 wire of 110v and two 55v.... its not hard
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Re: making a 220v on the cheap
I don;t know ---- bout lectricity, I wired my 220 v welder. no fires, no blown breakers, and I didn't even get zapped once.
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Re: making a 220v on the cheap
Originally Posted by danz
just remember 220 is 1 wire of 110v and two 55v.... its not hard
I would recommend a seperate 30 amp two pole breaker and 10/3 wire. Run the wire through the existing conduit inside. Black/Red to the two poles on the breaker. White wire to the neutral, copper wire to the ground. Kill the power before you install. It's a PITA to turn the A/C off before you weld, and piggybacking off of the same breaker is against code. |
Re: making a 220v on the cheap
i guess going through the existing conduit is against code too (because its pre-main breaker?) i did a new 3/4 pvc conduit for my four 10g wires - code is 4 wires now i guess even if you have a 3 prong welder plug. ------ code
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Re: making a 220v on the cheap
Originally Posted by WTF
i work with electrical ---- and miltimeters at work
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Re: making a 220v on the cheap
220v... is really 208v, which uses 2 120v making it 2 pole single phase. There's no neutral carried through, just 2 hots and a ground to the building. 3 phase 208 is only seen in commercial kitchens and ----, like the big Henny Penny's in a Chickfila.
Correct me if I'm wrong or if you have 3 phase in your house, which would be weird. |
Re: making a 220v on the cheap
haha this thread is pretty funny....
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Re: making a 220v on the cheap
Originally Posted by mopar318
You do know that high voltage and cheap should not be spoken in the same sentence. Does your fire department live close?? Good luck O0
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