Summary of Contents for Badger Welder B22
- Page 1 B22 Extended Power Pack Operations Manual Revision A – January 5, 2023 - Refer to www.badgerwelder.com for latest revision...
- Page 2 Revision History Table of Contents Revision A – January 5, 2023 Initial release 1. Product Features 2. Warranty Information Limited Warranty Warranty Claims and Repair Services 3. Safety Be Aware of Your Surroundings Electric Shock Can Cause Death ...
- Page 3 Extended Welding Time and Improved Weld Quality The B22 Extended Power Pack is intended for use as an accessory for your 24 Volt Badger Welder. It is designed for portability and quick setup to extend the welding time and even improve the weld quality of your Badger Welder.
- Page 4 Section 3. Safety WARNING: READ AND UNDERSTAND THIS ENTIRE MANUAL BEFORE USE! Keep a printed copy with the Power Pack and routinely verify if there are any revisions by checking at www.badgerwelder.com. This product is a low-voltage battery pack, however, BE AWARE THAT SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH MAY RESULT if welding equipment is not properly installed, used, and maintained.
- Page 5 Initial Setup Unpacking The B22 Extended Power Pack is shipped with the batteries fully charged and is ready to use with no additional setup required. If this Extended Power Pack was shipped to you, we recommend saving the box and shipping materials in the event that any warranty service or other repairs are required.
- Page 6 Charging Overview The B22 Extended Power Pack uses AGM batteries that are rated at 24 Volts DC. A full charge may show over 26 volts, and the normal operating range for welding is between 24 and 27 volts. For optimal welding, you may need to recharge the batteries when they reach 24 volts or connect the welder to external batteries for additional welding time.
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