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General| Output Current Range | 10-130A |
|---|---|
| Electrode Size | 1.6-3.2mm |
| Protection Class | IP21S |
| Insulation Class | H |
| Duty Cycle | 60% @ 130A |
Body contact with live parts can cause fatal shock. Avoid rain, snow, bare hands.
Sparks can cause fires/explosions. Avoid flammable materials, gases, dust.
Fumes cause health problems; arc radiation damages eyes/skin. Wear protective gear.
EMF can affect medical implants. Workers with implants must not use. Avoid wrapping cables.
Keep workplace clean, professional training needed, no rain/snow, qualified personnel for repair.
Designed for direct current (DC) welding. Offers exceptional arc characteristics for various electrode types.
High portability, IGBT inverter design, 55% duty cycle, turbo ventilation, and quick connectors.
Hot Start, Arc Force, Anti Stick, Powerwind, and XARC technologies for enhanced welding performance.
Explains duty cycle as welding time percentage at max current and ambient temperature.
Details voltage, OCV, processes, current, work cycle, and electrode compatibility for the 130XP model.
Details voltage, OCV, processes, current, work cycle, and electrode compatibility for the 160XP model.
Details voltage, OCV, processes, current, work cycle, and electrode compatibility for the 175XP model.
Details voltage, OCV, processes, current, work cycle, and electrode compatibility for the 200XP model.
Identifies key components like LED display, selection knobs, and connection sockets on the welder.
Defines symbols for voltage, current, phase, polarity, and cautions found on the equipment.
Explains symbols related to environmental disposal and keeping away from rain.
Details electrical ratings, duty cycle, and specifications for the 130XP model.
Details electrical ratings and duty cycle for 160XP and 175XP models from their respective data plates.
Details electrical ratings and duty cycle for the 200XP model from its respective data plate.
Ensure correct safety gear, connect cables to designated sockets, and verify power connection.
Adjusts welding current/electrode diameter. Handle for safe transport.
Connect earth clamp securely to workpiece and turn on welder after checking connections.
Explains LED display elements: on/off, overheating, electrode, MMA/ARC FORCE/HOT START/TIG.
Adjusts current, Arc Force, and Hot Start for MMA welding using the control knob.
How to adjust current and Arc Force parameters for MMA welding.
How to adjust the Hot Start parameter for MMA welding, range 0-10.
How to select TIG process and adjust the welding current using the knob.
Explains indicators for voltage, process type, output current, electrode diameter, thickness, and display units.
Instructions on switching between MMA and TIG processes using the button.
How to adjust parameters by pressing the knob to select and turning to set the value.
Details MMA parameters and how to adjust welding current.
Procedure to set material thickness for MMA, automatically adjusting output current.
Procedure to set electrode diameter for MMA, automatically adjusting current and thickness compatibility.
Procedure to adjust Hot Start percentage (100-150%) for MMA welding.
Details TIG Lift Arc parameters: current, base material thickness, tungsten diameter.
Procedure to adjust the welding current for TIG Lift Arc process.
Procedure to set material thickness for TIG Lift Arc, automatically adjusting output current.
Procedure to set tungsten electrode diameter for TIG Lift Arc, adjusting current and thickness compatibility.
Guidance on igniting electrodes, handling stuck electrodes, and safety during the process.
Explains overload indicators, recovery, and automatic welding current regulation for better results.
Instructions for regular cleaning using a soft cloth, keeping ventilation slots clear.
Table of common faults like no output or low current, with possible reasons and solutions.
Details the one-year warranty for Elite products and exclusions.
Notes on annual maintenance for extended warranty, exclusions, and specific tool conditions.
Guidance on cleaning dusty tools, battery warranty, and rental tool warranty.
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