GYS KRONOS 400T G MIG-MAG – TIG – MMA Welding Machine Instruction Manual

GYS KRONOS 400T G MIG-MAG – TIG – MMA Welding Machine

Generator MIG/MAG – TIG – MMA

Do not remove the sticker until the wheels are assembled.

BOTTLE SUPPORT

UPDATE PROCEDURE

This procedure is detailed in the wirefeeder manual.

WARNINGS – SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

These instructions must be read and fully understood before use. Do not carry out any alterations or maintenance work that is not directly specified in this manual. The manufacturer shall not be liable for any damage to persons or property resulting from use not in accordance with the instructions in this manual. In case of problems or queries, please consult a qualified tradesperson to correctly install the product.

ENVIRONMENT

This equipment should only be used for welding operations performed within the limits indicated on the information panel and/or in this manual. These safety guidelines must be observed. The manufacturer cannot be held responsible in the event of improper or dangerous use.
The machine must be set up somewhere free from dust, acid, flammable gases or any other corrosive substances. This also applies to the machine’s storage. Ensure good air circulation when in use.

Temperature range:

• Use between -10 and +40°C (+14 and +104°F).
• Store between -20 and +55°C (-4 and 131°F).

Air humidity:

• Lower than or equal to 50% at 40°C (104°F).
• Lower than or equal to 90% at 20°C (68°F).

Altitude:

• Up to 1000m above sea level (3,280 feet).

PROTECTING YOURSELF AND OTHERS

Arc welding can be dangerous and cause serious injury or death. Welding exposes people to a dangerous source of heat, light radiation from the arc, electromagnetic fields (caution to those using pacemakers) and risk of electrocution, as well as noise and fumes. To protect yourself and others, please observe the following safety instructions:

To protect yourself from burns and radiation, wear insulating, dry and fireproof clothing without lapels. Ensure the clothing is in good condition and that covers the whole body.
Wear protective gloves which provide electrical and thermal insulation.
Use welding protection and/or a welding helmet with a sufficient level of protection (depending on the specific use). Protect your eyes during cleaning procedures. Contact lenses are specifically forbidden. It may be necessary to section off the welding area with fireproof curtains to protect the area from arc radiation and hot spatter. Inform people in the welding area not to stare at the arc rays or molten parts and to wear appropriate clothing for protection.
Wear noise protection headphones if the welding process becomes louder than the permissible limit (this is also applicable to anyone else in the welding area). Keep hands, hair and clothing away from moving parts (the ventilation fan, for example). Never remove the cooling unit housing protections when the welding power source is live, the manufacturer cannot be held responsible in the event of an accident.
Newly welded parts are hot and can cause burns when handled. When maintenance work is carried out on the torch or electrode holder, ensure that it is sufficiently cold by waiting at least 10 minutes before carrying out any work. The cooling unit must be switched on when using a water-cooled torch to ensure that the liquid cannot cause burns. It is important to secure the working area before leaving it, in order to protect people and property. Welding should not be carried out near grease or paint.

WELDING FUMES AND GAS

The fumes, gases and dusts emitted by welding are harmful to health. Sufficient ventilation must be provided and an additional air supply may be required. An air-fed mask could be a solution in situations where there is inadequate ventilation. Check the extraction system’s performance against the relevant safety standards.

Caution: Welding in confined spaces requires safety monitoring from a safe distance. In addition, the welding of certain materials containing lead, cadmium, zinc, mercury or even beryllium can be particularly harmful. Remove any grease from the parts before welding. Cylinders should be stored in open or well-ventilated areas. They should be stored in an upright position and kept on a stand or trolley.

RISK OF FIRES AND EXPLOSIONS

Fully shield the welding area, flammable materials should be kept at least 11 meters away. Fire fighting equipment should be kept close to wherever the welding activities are being undertaken. Beware the expulsion of hot spatter or sparks, even through cracks, which can cause fires or explosions. Keep people, flammable objects and pressurized containers at a safe distance. Welding in closed containers or tubes is to be avoided. If the containers or tubes are open, they must be emptied of all flammable or explosive materials (oil, fuel, gas residues, etc.). Grinding work must not be directed towards the source of the welding current or towards any flammable materials.

GAS CYLINDERS

Gas escaping from cylinders can cause suffocation if there is too high a concentration of it in the welding area (ensure good ventilation). The machine must be transported in complete safety: gas cylinders must be closed and the welding power source turned off. They should be stored upright and supported to limit the risk of falling. Close the cylinder between uses. Beware of temperature variations and exposure to the sun. The cylinder must not come into contact with flames, arcs, torches, earth clamps or any other sources of heat or ignition. Be sure to keep it away from electrical and welding circuits. Never weld a pressurized cylinder. When opening the cylinder valve, keep your head away from the valve and ensure that the gas being used is suitable for the welding process.

ELECTRICAL SAFETY

The electrical network used must be earthed. Use the recommended fuse size from the rating plate. An electric shock can be the source of a serious accident, whether directly or indirectly, or even death. Never touch live parts connected to the live current, either inside or outside the power source casing unit (torches, clamps, cables, electrodes), as these items are connected to the welding circuit.

Before opening the welding machine’s power source, disconnect it from the mains and wait two minutes to ensure that all the capacitors have fully discharged.
Do not touch the torch or the electrode holder and the earth clamp at the same time. If the cables or torches become damaged, they must be replaced by a qualified and authorized person. Measure the cable cross-section according to the intended application. Always use dry and in-fact clothing to insulate yourself from the welding circuit. Alongside this, wear well-insulated footwear in all working environments.

EMC CLASSIFICATION

This Class A device is not intended for use in a residential environment where power is provided by the public low-voltage local supply network. Ensuring electromagnetic compatibility may be difficult at these sites due to conducted, as well as radiated, radio frequency interference.
Provided that the impedance of the public low-voltage supply network is less than Amax = 0.29 Ohms at the common coupling point, this equipment complies with IEC 61000-3-11 and can be connected to public low-voltage electrical supply. It is the responsibility of the fitter or operator of the equipment to ensure, by consulting the electricity distribution network provider if necessary, that the network impedance complies with impedance restrictions.
This equipment complies with the IEC 61000-3-12 standard.

ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCES

An electric current passing through any conductor produces localized electric and magnetic fields (EMF). The welding current produces an electromagnetic field around the welding circuit and the welding equipment.

Electromagnetic fields (EMFs) can interfere with some medical devices, for example pacemakers. Protective measures must be taken for people with medical implants. For example, restricted access for onlookers or an individual risk assessment for welders. All welders should use the following guidelines to minimize exposure to the welding circuit’s electromagnetic fields:

• Position the welding cables together – securing them with a clamp if possible;
• Position yourself (head and body) as far away from the welding circuit as possible,
• Never wrap the welding cables around your body,
• Do not position yourself between the welding cables. and keep both welding cables on your same side,
• Connect the return cable to the workpiece, as close as possible to the area to be welded,
• Do not work next to, sit or lean on the source of the welding current,
• Do not transport the welding power source or wire feeder while welding.

Pacemaker users should consult a doctor before using this equipment. Exposure to electromagnetic fields during welding may have other health effects that are not yet known.

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ASSESSING THE WELDING AREA AND EQUIPMENT

General Information
It is the user’s responsibility to install and use the arc welding equipment according to the manufacturer’s instructions. If electromagnetic disturbances are detected, it is the user’s responsibility to resolve the situation using the manufacturer’s technical support. In some cases, this corrective action may be as simple as earthing the welding circuit. In other cases, it may be necessary to construct an electromagnetic shield around the welding current source and around the entire workpiece by setting up input filters. In any case, electromagnetic interference should be reduced until it is no longer an inconvenience.

Assessing the welding area
Before installing arc welding equipment, the user should assess the potential electromagnetic problems in the surrounding area. The following should be taken into account:

• The presence of power, control, signal and telephone cables above, below and next to the arc welding equipment,
• Radio and television receivers and transmitters,
• Computers and other control equipment,
• Critical safety equipment, e.g. the protection of industrial equipment,
• The health of nearby persons, e.g. those using of pacemakers or hearing aids,
• The equipment used for calibrating or measuring,
• The protection of other surrounding equipment.
• The operator has to ensure that the devices and equipment used in the same area are compatible with each other.
• This may require further protective measures;
• The time of day when welding or other operations are to be carried out.

The size of the surrounding area to be taken into account will depend on the building’s structure and the other activities taking place there. The surrounding area may extend beyond the boundaries of the premises.

Assessment of the welding equipment
In addition to the assessment of the surrounding area, the arc welding equipment’s assessment can be used to identify and resolve cases of interference. It is appropriate that the assessment of any emissions should include in situ procedures as specified in Article 10 of CISPR 11. In situ measurements can also be used to confirm the effectiveness of mitigation measures.

GUIDELINES ON HOW TO REDUCE ELECTROMAGNETIC EMISSIONS

• The mains power grid: Arc welding equipment should be connected to the mains power grid according to the manufacturer’s recommendations. If any interference occurs, it may be necessary to take additional precautionary measures such as filtering the mains power supply. Consider protecting the power cables of permanently installed arc welding equipment within a metal pipe or a similar casing. The power cable should be protected along its entire length. The shield should be connected to the welding power source to ensure that there is good electrical contact between the conduit and the welding power source enclosure.
• The maintenance of arc welding equipment: Arc welding equipment should be subject to routine maintenance as recommended by the manufacturer. All access points, service openings and bonnets should be closed and properly locked when the arc welding equipment is in use. The arc welding equipment should not be modified in any way, except for those modifications and adjustments mentioned in the manufacturer’s instructions. The spark gap of arc starters and stabilizers should be adjusted and maintained according to the manufacturer’s recommendations.
• Welding cables: Cables should be as short as possible, placed close together either near or on the ground.
• Equipotential bonding: Consideration should be given to linking all metal objects in the surrounding area. However, metal objects connected to the workpiece increase the risk of electric shocks to the user if they touch both these metal parts and the electrode. It is necessary to insulate the operator from such metal objects.
• Earthing the workpiece: In cases where the part to be welded is unearthed for electrical safety reasons or due to its size and location, such as ship hulls or structural steel buildings, an earthed connection can reduce emissions in some cases, although not always. Care should be taken to avoid the earthing of parts which could increase the risk of injury to users or damage to other electrical equipment. If necessary, the workpiece’s connection should be earthed directly, but in some countries where a direct connection is not allowed, the connection should be made with a suitable capacitor chosen according to national regulations.
• Protection and protective casing: The selective protection and encasing of other cables and equipment in the surrounding area may limit interference problems. The safeguarding of the entire welding area may be considered for special applications.

THE TRANSPORTING AND MOVING OF THE MACHINE’S POWER SOURCE
Do not use the cables or torch to move the machine. It should be moved in an upright position.
Do not carry or transport the power source overhead of people or objects.

Never lift a gas cylinder and the welding power source at the same time. Their transportation requirements are different.

SETTING UP THE EQUIPMENT

• Place the welding power source on a floor with a maximum inclination of 10°.
• Provide sufficient space to ventilate the welding power source and access the controls.
• Do not use in an area with conductive metal dust.
• The welding power source should be protected from heavy rain and not exposed to direct sunlight.
• The machine is IP23S rated, meaning:
  • its dangerous parts are protected from being entered by objects greater than 12.5 mm and,
  • it is protected against rain falling at an angle of up to 60° from vertical, providing that any moving parts (fan) are stationary. This product can therefore be stored outdoors in accordance with the IP23 protection rating.

The power cables, extensions and welding cables must be fully uncoiled to prevent overheating.

The manufacturer assumes no responsibility for damage to persons or objects caused by improper and dangerous use of this equipment.

MAINTENANCE RECOMMENDATIONS

Maintenance should only be carried out by a qualified person. Annual maintenance is recommended. Switch off the power supply by pulling the plug and wait two minutes before working on the equipment.. Inside the machine, the voltages and currents are high and dangerous.

• Regularly remove the cover and blow out any dust. Take advantage of the opportunity to have the electrical connections checked with an insulated tool by a qualified professional.
• Regularly check the condition of the power cable. If the power cable is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, the after sales service team or an equally qualified person to avoid any danger
• Leave the welding power source vents free for air intake and outflow.
• Do not use this welding power source for thawing pipes, recharging batteries/storage batteries or starter motors.

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The coolant should be changed every 12 months to prevent residue from clogging the torch’s cooling system. Any leaks or pro-duct residues found after use, must be treated in an appropriate treatment plant. If possible, the product should be recycled. It is forbidden to drain the used material into waterways, pits or drainage systems. Diluted fluid should not be emptied into the sewage system, except where allowed under local regulations.

INSTALLATION – USING THE PRODUCT

Only experienced personnel, authorized by the manufacturer, may carry out the machine’s set-up. During set-up, ensure that the power source is unplugged from the mains. Series or parallel power source connections are not allowed. It is recommended to use the welding cables supplied with the unit in order to obtain the optimum product settings.

DESCRIPTION

This machine is a three-phase power source for semi-automatic, software- supported welding (MIG or MAG), coated electrode welding (MMA) and refractory electrode welding (TIG). The use of a separate wire feeder is required (sold separately).

DESCRIPTION OF THE EQUIPMENT (II)

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1. Accessory box hatch
2. Cable support
3.  Torch support
4.  START/STOP switch
5. Negative polarity socket
6. Cover option
7. Connector for external wire feeder control
8. Positive polarity socket
9.  Mains cable (5 m)
10.  Bottle holder 4m3 or 10m3
11.  Storage

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1. Accessory box hatch
2. Cable support
3. Torch support
4. START/STOP switch
5. Negative polarity socket
6. Filling cap
7. Fuse for cooling unit
8. Tank level indicator
9. Cover option
10. Connector for external wire feeder control
11. Positive polarity socket
12. Mains cable (5 m)
13. Liquid coolant outlet (Blue)
14. Liquid coolant outlet (Red)
15. Bottle holder 4m3 or 10m3
16. Storage
17. Priming hose

POWER SWITCH

This machine is fitted with a 32A socket type EN 60309-1 which must only be used on a three-phase 400 V (50-60 Hz) four-wire earthed electrical installation.
The absorbed effective current (I1eff) is indicated on the device for optimum operating conditions. Check that the power supply and its safeguards (fuse and/or circuit breaker) are compatible with the electric current being used. In some countries, it may be necessary to change the plug to allow the use at maximum settings.

• The power source is designed to operate on 400V +/-15%. The unit enters protection mode if the supply voltage is less than 330Vrms or greater than 490Vrms (a fault code will appear on the display).
• Starting is done by pressing the START/STOP switch (On), and stopping is done by pressing the same switch (Off).. Warning! Never switch off the power supply while the unit is under load.

CONNECTING TO A POWER SOURCE

• The voltage must be alternating with an RMS value of 400V +/- 15% and a peak voltage of less than 700V.
• The frequency must be between 50 and 60 Hz.
• It is vital to check these conditions as many generators produce high voltage peaks that can damage equipment.

USING EXTENSION LEADS

All extension leads must be of a suitable length and width that is appropriate to the equipment’s voltage. Use an extension lead that complies with national safety regulations.

Input voltage| Length – Cross-section of the extension cable (Length < 45m)
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400 V| 4mm²

When using the product for the first time, or after completely emptying the coolant tank, the following procedure must be followed to start the circulation:

• Fill the coolant reservoir to its maximum level. The tank has a 5.5 liter capacity.
• Connect the priming hose (II-17) to the coolant outlet connector (I-13) and place the other end in an empty container (ideally a bottle).
• Turn on the power source.- In the «System/Cooler» menu of the wire feed unit, press push button no. 2 () to start the priming procedure.- Once the pump is primed (the tank having been filled with coolant), stop the cooling system by pressing one of the buttons on the HMI.
• Disconnect the priming hose and return the liquid to the cooling system: the pump is now primed.

LIQUID COOLING (400T-GW)

FILLING

The cooling unit tank must be filled to the MAX level indicated by the gauge on the front, and must never be allowed to fall below the MIN level. A warning message will be triggered if this occurs. It is essential to use a specific coolant for welding machines that has low electrical conductivity as well as being anti-corrosion and anti-freeze (ref. 052246). The use of other coolants, in particular the standard automotive coolants, can lead to the accumulation of solid deposits in the cooling system through electrolysis, thus degrading the cooling system and even clogging it entirely. This recommended MAX level is essential for optimum performance of the liquid-cooled torch. Any damage to the machine caused by the use of a coolant other than the recommended variety will not be covered under the warranty..

USAGE

1. NEVER USE the machine’s power source WITHOUT COOLING LIQUID while the pump is running.
   Meet the minimum coolant level. Failure to do so may result in permanent damage to the cooling system pump.

2. Ensure that the cooling unit is switched off before disconnecting the torch’s fluid inlet and/or outlet pipes. Coolant is harmful and irritates the eyes, mucous membranes and skin. Hot liquid can cause burns.

3. Danger of burns from hot liquid. Never drain the cooling unit after use. The liquid inside the machine is boiling hot, wait for it to cool before draining.

4. In «AUTO» mode, the cooler pump starts running when welding is started. When welding stops, the pump continues to run for a further 10 minutes. During this time, the liquid cools the welding torch bringing it back to room temperature. Leave the power source plugged in for a few minutes after welding to allow it to cool.

In the MIG-MAG process, the cooling system is activated by default (AUTO). To use an air-cooled MIG-MAG torch, it is necessary to switch the cooling system off. To do this, please refer to the wire feeder interface manual.

CONNECTING OF THE INTERCONNECTION CABLE

Make sure the main welding power source switched off when connecting or disconnecting the wire feeder. Ensure the machine is unplugged from the mains, and then wait 2 minutes.

For details of the wiring harness connection between the generator and the wire feeder, please refer to the separate wire feeder manual (optional). The diagrams below describe the minimum requirements for the various different welding processes. The user can leave any unused connections (gas connection in MMA welding, power cable on the wire feeder in MMA and TIG welding, etc.) if they wish.

MIG-MAG welding (positive polarity)

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MIG-MAG welding (negative polarity)

MIG/MAG welding without gas shielding generally requires negative polarity. In this case, it is necessary to use the optional polarity reversal cable accessory (a). In any case, refer to the wire manufacturer’s recommendations for the choice of polarity for your MIG-MAG torch.

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MMA Welding

Ensure that the polarities and welding intensities indicated on the electrode packaging are observed. Remove the electrode from the electrode holder when the machine is not in use. Do not connect the MIG-MAG or TIG torch when the machine is being used for MMA welding.

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TIG Welding

DC TIG welding requires protective gas shielding (Argon). Ensure that the torch is properly fitted and that the consumables (vice grip pliers, collet bodies, diffusers and nozzles) are not worn out. It is necessary to use the optional polarity reversal cable accessory (a).

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| Length| Section| Reference
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| 1.3m| ****

95mm²

| 033689
5m| 032439
10m| 032446

SEPARATE WIRE FEEDER WF 35

This product has to be equipped with a separate wire feeder WF 35 (ref. 075078). The connection between these two parts is made through a dedicated cable link, available separately:

WARRANTY CONDITIONS

The warranty covers any defects or manufacturing faults for two years from the date of purchase (parts and labor).

The warranty does not cover:

• Any other damage caused during transport.
• The general wear and tear of parts (i.e. : cables, clamps, etc.).
• Incidents caused by misuse (incorrect power supply, dropping or dismantling).
• Environment-related faults (such as pollution, rust and dust).

In the event of a breakdown, please return the appliance to your distributor, along with:

• Dated proof of purchase (receipt, invoice, etc.), a note explaining the malfunction.

SPARE PARTS

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1| Female Texas socket| 51478
2| Two-pole switch| 52472
3| Plastic handle| 56047
4| Primary board| E0125C
5| Control board| E0124C
6| Fan 60x60x20| 51028
7| Low-current block| E5047
8| Power supply board| E0167
9| Transformer| 63556
10| Current sensor| 64463
11| Output choke| 63557
12| Power board| E0126C
13| Fan 92x92x38| 50999
14| Interconnection adaptation board| E0134C
15| Mains cable| 21589
16| Wheel diameter 200| 71375
17| Castor wheel| 71360
18| IGBT module| 52204
19| Secondary diode module| 52225
20| Diode Bridge Module| 52196

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1| Female Texas socket| 51478
2| Two-pole switch| 52472
3| Plastic handle| 56047
4| Primary board| E0125C
5| Control board| E0124C
6| Fan 60x60x20| 51028
7| Low-current block| E5047
8| Power supply board| E0167
9| Transformer| 63556
10| Current sensor| 64463
11| Output choke| 63557
12| Power board| E0126C
13| Fan 92x92x38| 50999
14| Interconnection adaptation board| E0134C
15| Mains cable| 21589
16| Blue coolant connector| 71694
17| Red coolant connector| 71695
18| Water tank| M0204
19| Cooling unit board| 97772C
20| Pump| 55327
21| Water radiator| 71996
22| Fuse holder| 51387
23| Fuse| 51401
24| Wheel diameter 200| 71375
25| Castor wheel| 71360
26| IGBT module| 52204
27| Secondary diode module| 52225
28| Diode Bridge Module| 52196

CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

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Primary
Power supply voltage| U1| 400 V +/- 15%
Mains frequency| 50 / 60 Hz
Number of phases| 3
Fuse| 32 A
Maximum effective supply current| I1eff| 21 A
Maximum supply current| I1max| 36 A
Mains cable section| 4 x 4 mm²
Maximum active power consumed| 16.6 kW
Idle consumption| 25.32 W
Efficiency at I2max| 87 %
Power factor at I2max| λ| 0.66
EMC class| A
Secondary| MMA
(SMAW)| TIG
(GTAW)| MIG-MAG
(GMAW-FCAW)
No load voltage| U0 (TCO)| 66 V
Type of welding current| DC
Welding modes| MMA, TIG, MIG-MAG
Minimum welding current| 20 A| 20 A| 15 A
Rate current output| I2| 20 400 A| 20 400 A| 15 400 A
Conventional voltage output| U2| 20.8  36 V| 10.8 26V| 14.75 34 V
| EN60974-1 / Duty cycle at 40°C (10 min), Standard EN60974-1.| Imax| 35 %| 35 %| 35 %
*| 60 %| 300 A| 340 A| 300 A
| 100 %| 280 A| 300 A| 230 A
Cooling power at 1l/min at 25°C| P1 L/min| –| 0.8 kW
Correction factor 40°C| –| 0.58
Maximum pressure| Pmax| –| 0.4 MPa
Functioning temperature| -10°C                                        +40°C
Storage temperature| -20°C  +55°C
Protection level| IP23S
Minimum coil insulation class| B
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Dimensions (LxWxH)| 90 x 55 x 67 cm| 90 x 55 x 81 cm
Weight| 53 kg| 68 kg

*The duty cycles are measured according to standard EN60974-1 à 40°C and on a 10 min cycle. While under intensive use (> to duty cycle) the  thermal protection can turn on, in that case, the arc switches off and the indicator switches on. Keep the machine’s power supply on to enable cooling  until thermal protection cancellation. The welding power source describes an external drooping characteristic. The power supply shows a flat output pattern.. In some countries, U0 is called TCO.

SYMBOLS

| Undulating current technology based source delivering direct current.
| MMA welding (Manual Metal Arc)
| TIG welding (Tungsten Inert Gas)
****| MIG / MAG welding

S

| Suitable for welding in an environment with an increased risk of electric shock. However this a machine should not placed in such an environment.
| Direct welding current
U0| Open circuit voltage
X(40°C)| Duty cycle according to standard EN 60974-1 (10 minutes – 40°C).
l 2| Corresponding conventional welding current
A| Amperes
U2| Conventional voltage in corresponding loads.
V| ** Volt
Hz| Hertz
| Three-phase power supply 50 or 60Hz
U1| Assigned voltage
** I1max| Maximum rated power supply current (effective value).
** I1eff| Maximum effective power supply current.
CE| Device complies with Europeans directives, The EU declaration of conformity is available on our website (see cover page).
UK
CA**| Equipment in compliance with British requirements. The British Declaration of Conformity is available on our website (see home page).

| Equipment in conformity with Moroccan standards. The declaration Cم (CMIM) of conformity is available on our website (see cover page).
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IEC 60974-1
IEC 60974-10 Class A| The device is compliant with standard EN60974-1 and EN60971-10 class A device.
| This hardware is subject to waste collection according to the European directives 2012/19/EU. Do not throw out in a domestic bin
| This product should be recycled appropriately
EAC| EAEC Conformity marking (Eurasian Economic Community).
| Temperature information (thermal protection)
| Cooling liquid input.
| Cooling liquid output
| Gas input
| Gas output
| Fan cooled hardware.
START| On (power on)

STOP

| Off (power off)
| The safety disconnection device is a combination of the power socket in coordination with the electrical installation. The user has to make sure that the plug can be reached.
| Remote control

GYS
1, rue de la Croix des Landes – CS 54159 53941 Saint-berthevin Cedex
FRANCE
Website: www.gys.fr
Tel: +33 2 43 01 23 60
Email: contact@gys.fr

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