Miller 2050 Plasma for home use?

[Drift_G35]

I have the opportunity to trade for a NIB Miller 2050 Plasma. I cant find much info on them. Is it something I can use on a basic 220 setup at home? Its probably way more machine than I will ever need but the deal is right.

 

[Todd.Brock]

Lemme google that for ya.
https://www.millerwelds.com/pdf/spec_sheets/PC7-0.pdf

What are you trading for it? How much do you have invested in that item(s)

 

[Drift_G35]

Lemme google that for ya.
https://www.millerwelds.com/pdf/spec_sheets/PC7-0.pdf

What are you trading for it? How much do you have invested in that item(s)

Thank you for googling that for me. Unfortunately I only understand about 25% of whats on that page.

I am trading a handgun valued at about $750.

 

[lametec]

About what I paid for mine a few years ago. Fair enough price.

The Spectrum 2050 will run on single phase or 3-phase power, 190V - 630V. So yes, it'll run fine on single phase 240V.

Better to have and not need.

 

[zkling]

Thank you for googling that for me. Unfortunately I only understand about 25% of whats on that page.

I am trading a handgun valued at about $750.

What part(s) don't you understand? Its current production equivalent is a little less than the spectrum 875, for comparison. It would be best to put it on a 40amp breaker to really open the machine up.

 

[sberry]

Mine is on a 10/50 I got rid of a couple carts and stacked it on a synch.

 

[Drift_G35]

What part(s) don't you understand? Its current production equivalent is a little less than the spectrum 875, for comparison. It would be best to put it on a 40amp breaker to really open the machine up.

I'm just not very familiar with anything outside of normal 110. I will post my electrical question in the electrical section.