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Open Circuit Voltage | 80 V |
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Output Voltage Range | 10 - 40 V |
Efficiency | 85% |
Protection Rating | IP23 |
Welding Process | Stick, TIG, MIG |
Duty Cycle | 100% at 300 A |
Rated Output | 350A/34V |
Warnings regarding chemicals in diesel/gasoline engine exhaust known to cause cancer or birth defects.
Information on potential health effects of EMF fields from welding and precautions for pacemaker wearers.
Precautions to prevent electric shock, including insulation, dry gloves, and avoiding live parts.
Guidance on protecting eyes and skin from arc rays using proper filters, cover plates, and clothing.
Safety measures for welding fumes and gases, emphasizing ventilation and avoiding hazardous environments.
Precautions against fire and explosion risks caused by welding sparks, spatter, and hot materials.
Safety guidelines for handling compressed gas cylinders to prevent explosion if damaged.
Specific safety requirements for electrically powered welding equipment, including grounding.
Lincoln Electric's policy on providing advice and information to customers regarding product usage.
Instructions for purchasers to inspect equipment for shipping damage and file claims.
Information on how to register the welding machine via fax or the Lincoln Electric website.
Key technical data including input voltage, output ratings, and wire/fuse sizes for the Invertec V350-PRO.
Dimensions and weight of the welding machine for different construction and process versions.
Specifies the operating and storage temperature ranges for the Invertec V350-PRO.
Safety warnings and precautions to be followed during the installation process.
Guidelines for choosing an appropriate location for the welding machine to ensure proper operation.
Instructions for making proper input power and grounding connections according to electrical codes.
Details on connecting the provided power cord, including single and three-phase input configurations.
General instructions and specific details for connecting various Lincoln wire feeders to the V350-PRO.
Detailed connection procedures for specific wire feeder models like LN-10, LN-15, LN-25, LN-742, Cobramatic, and TIG Module.
Additional instructions for connecting wire feeders and using universal adapter plugs.
Information on compatible remote controls for the Invertec V350-PRO.
Details on mounting hole locations for attaching the machine to an undercarriage.
Guidelines and considerations for operating two or more V350-Pro machines in parallel.
Essential safety warnings related to electric shock, fumes, sparks, and arc rays during operation.
Overview of the Invertec V350-Pro's capabilities, processes, and available versions.
Information on the rated duty cycle at different amperage levels (350A/60% and 300A/100%).
Introduction to the machine's controls, including meters, output control, and terminal settings.
Detailed explanation of the functions of the Amps Meter, Volt Meter, and Output Control on the upper panel.
Description of the removable process setup panel and its protective access door.
How to select and understand different welding modes like Stick Soft, Stick Crisp, and their features.
In-depth descriptions of Stick Soft, Stick Crisp, TIG GTAW, CV-Wire, and CV-Innershield modes.
Explanation of additional modes available via the Advanced Process Panel, including Constant Power, Gouge, and Pulsed Modes.
Instructions on using controls to save and recall welding process settings in memory.
Summary table detailing modes like Stick Soft, Stick Crisp, GTAW, GMAW-CV, and FCAW-SS with their ranges and comments.
Details on Gouging and GMAW-Power modes available through the Advanced Process Panel.
Explanation of pulse programs, wire feed speed (IPM), and Arc Control function for various materials.
Description of controls located on the lower case panel, including output studs and connectors.
How to control output and weld terminals remotely using different connectors and settings.
Details on controlling output via potentiometer or voltage, and controlling weld terminals.
Information on available auxiliary power outputs (115VAC, 42VAC, 24VAC) and their ratings.
Notes on processes not recommended and recommended equipment for the V350-Pro.
List of supported welding processes (GMAW-P, FCAW, SMAW, GTAW, CAC-A) for various materials.
List of optional accessories including adapters, carts, kits, and cable connectors.
Instructions for installing quick disconnect plugs for welding cable connections.
Details on specific kits available for Construction, Factory, and Advanced Process versions.
Critical safety warnings for maintenance tasks, including electric shock and exploding parts hazards.
Step-by-step instructions on safely discharging capacitors before maintenance.
Guidance on performing visual inspections of machine components for signs of wear or damage.
Recommended tasks for routine maintenance, including cleaning and checking sheet metal.
Details on periodic maintenance, including overload protection and thermal protection mechanisms.
A three-step procedure to locate problems, identify causes, and find recommended actions.
A list of fault codes, their descriptions, and corrective actions to resolve machine issues.
Explanation of various display messages and indicators, including error codes and weld mode status.
Diagrams showing connections for remote control adapters like K8 and K87.
Wiring diagram illustrating the connection between K867 plug and LN-7 wire feeder.
Wiring diagram for connecting the K867 plug to an LN-25 wire feeder.
Diagram showing the wiring for the K867 universal adapter to the Invertec.
Wiring diagram for the K876 adapter when connecting to an LN-25 wire feeder.
Diagram illustrating the K adapter for remote control connections to the LN-7.
Wiring diagram for Invertec V350 for specific machine codes.
Wiring diagram for Invertec V350 for different machine codes.
Diagram showing mounting hole locations and overall dimensions of the Invertec V350-PRO.