Electrical Connections - HTP Revolution 2500 Manual

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

Your REVOLUTION 2500 operates to its full capacity on single-phase, 230V power (208V-240V). IT can
be run on 110/120 volt with reduced output. The machine draws 30 amps (230 volts) from of the wall when
operating at maximum output. We recommend a 30 Amp breaker for maximum performance. If you operate
the machine on a generator, it needs to be a clean power generator with a minimum of 7500 watts. 7500
watts must be the "continuous" rating or "running watts" rating of the generator, NOT the "peak" rating or
"starting watts" rating of the generator. If you operate the machine on an extension cord, the wire size of the
cord needs to be at least 10AWG and should not exceed a length of 100' regardless if you operate the
machine on 110/120 or 220/240 volt.
The machine is from the factory equipped with a NEMA6-50 plug and will plug into a matching receptacle
and is "ready to be powered on". For the first few seconds you will see the message PF0 flashing in the
display, the machine is now evaluating which voltage is supplied to the machine and will make internal
adjustments. After this PF0 message flashes a few times it will go away, and the machine will go to the
regular operating screen. The machine is ready to weld now.
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To operate the machine on 110/120 volt please use adapter plug (HTP part number ) to adapt
to 110/120 volt. To operate the machine on 110/120 Volt simply plug machine into the wall outlet, wait for
the PF0 message to clear and the machine is ready to be used now. There are no switches to switch, no
modifications needed the machine will automatically identify the input voltage and work properly.
When operating this machine on 110/120volt please use a dedicated circuit (no other lights or grinders or any
other appliances shall share the circuit with the welding machine). The REVOLUTION 2500 can be operated
on a 15amp 110/120volt circuit but with even more limitations in regard on maximum output and duty cycle,
for best results welding on 110/120 volt a dedicated 20amp circuit is recommended. On a 120volt 20amp
circuit the maximum output of the machine is 120A MIG, 110A Stick and 150A Tig. For more detailed specs
please refer to the data plate on your machine.