welder question...(sorry so many questions)
#2
Re: welder question...(sorry so many questions)
You won't have a 110 curcuit that carries enough amps to support a transformer to power a welder.
If your welder draws 20 amps at 220, it would require 40 amps on a 110 curcuit if you built the perfect 100% eff transformer.
Just run a 220 line for it. Easy enough.
If your welder draws 20 amps at 220, it would require 40 amps on a 110 curcuit if you built the perfect 100% eff transformer.
Just run a 220 line for it. Easy enough.
#7
Re: welder question...(sorry so many questions)
If you have the time and money install a sub-panel. As c0mpl3x said. US = a pair of 110v inputs = 220v single phase right there. Put a breaker on both of your rails run to the sub-panel & install more breakers.
Now you can route 220 anywhere you want.
Now you can route 220 anywhere you want.