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Potential risks associated with noise levels during welding operations.
Health risks from EMF exposure and methods to minimize them.
Risks of fire and explosion in hazardous environments.
Compliance with standards and compatibility in industrial settings.
Explanation of the safety warning labels present on the machine.
Key technical data and ratings of the welding machine.
Detailed explanation of technical information found on the machine plate.
Description of the machine's built-in safety and protection features.
Initial steps for powering on and preparing the welding machine.
Buttons and LEDs for selecting welding process and mode.
Controls and indicators for TIG modes, spot welding, and thermal protection.
LEDs indicating parameters like pre-gas, slope, hot-start, and arc force.
Description and function of the 10-pin connector for remote controls.
Important general guidelines before using the welding machine.
Instructions for performing MMA (stick) welding operations.
Introduction to TIG welding procedures and capabilities.
Instructions for using and installing the cooling unit.
How to save current settings into the PL program.
Procedures for saving and updating custom welding programs.
How to connect and operate remote controls for welding.
Guidelines for routine maintenance of the welding generator.
Safety measures to follow after performing equipment repairs.
General| Input Voltage | 400 V |
|---|---|
| Input Phases | 3 |
| Input Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Welding Process | TIG, MMA |
| Protection Class | IP23 |
