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Specifications
Cyclone 212 Product Specifications
Construction Type
Inverter (IGBT based, Digital Control)
Input Voltage
120V OR 240 V (± 10%) 50/60 Hz Auto
-
Adjusting
Phase
1 Phase 50/60Hz
I1MAX Current Rating (Inrush Amps)
120V: 33A
240V: 40A
I1EFF Current Rating (Rated Amps)
120V: 20A
240V: 20A
OCV
60V MIG/ Stick
MIG Duty Cycle @ Rated Outputs (Rated at 40
°
C/104 F)
120V: 35% @ 125A, 60% @ 100A,100% @ 80A)
240V: 15% @ 230A, 35% @ 200A, 60% @ 160A,100% @ 130A
Stick Duty Cycle @ Rated Outputs (Rated at 40
°
C/104 F )
120V: 35% @ 100A, 60% @ 80A, 100% @ 60A
240V: 35% @ 160A, 60% @130A, 100% @ 100A
MIG Output Range V/A (DC Output Only)
120V: 15.5
-
20.25V/ 30
-
125A
240V: 15.5
-
25.5V/ 30
-
230A
Stick Output Range V/A (DC Output Only)
120V: 20.4
-
24V/10
-
100A
240V: 20.4
-
26.4V/10
-
160A
MIG Wire Feed Speed:
120V: 60
-
400 IPM
240V: 60
-
600 IPM
MIG Inductance
1
-
100%
MIG Burn Back Time
0
-
2 Seconds
MIG Spot Time
.5
-
15 Seconds
MIG Stitch Time
0
-
15 Seconds
MIG Wire Size Handling Capability
.023”
-
.045”
(with optional drive roll and contact tip sizes)
MIG Spool Size
4”
or
8”
MIG Drive Roll Sizes Included
.030” / .035”
(.8mm / .9mm) V
-
Groove for MIG
.030” / .035”
(.8mm / .9mm) Serrated Groove for Flux
-
Core
Pre Flow Time
Auto, 1
-
10S
Post Flow Time
Auto, 0
-
10S
Stick Hot Start Time
0
-
2 Seconds
Stick Hot Start Intensity
0
-
100% above set Amperage )
Stick Arc Force
0
-
100% above set Amperage
Stick 6010 Capable
No. Use E6011 as substitute.
MIG Gun Type/Length/ Connector Type
Innotec MB15AK Series 12.5 ft/ 3m w/ Euro Quick Connect
250A Work Clamp with Cable Length
6.5 ft (2m) DINSE 35/50 (1/2 nom. dia.)
250A Stick Electrode Holder Length
9.5 ft (3m) DINSE 35/50
(1/2”
nom. dia.)
Power Cable Length
6.5 ft (2m)
Power Plug Type for Single Phase Operation 240V
NEMA 6
-
50P (Standard 240V Welder Type)
Cooling Type
Full Time, High Volume Fan(s)
Dimensions (Approximate)
17.5”
H X
9.75”
W X
26”
L (445mm X 248mm X 661mm)
Weight (Bare Unit with Cord and Handles Attached)
56 lbs.
Ingress Protection Rating
IP21S
*Duty Cycle
Duty Cycle is simply the amount of time out
of a 10 minute period in which the unit can
operate. For example, this unit has a duty
cycle of 15% at maximum output, that
means that the unit can be operated for 1.5
minutes out of 10 minutes. This is rated for
continuous or intermittent use during the 10
minute period of time. This rating standard
(United States) is based on a maximum
ambient temperature of 40 C. Operating
above this point, or at lower temperatures
with high humidity may reduce the duty
cycle rating. Of course, the duty cycle will
increase somewhat as ambient temperature
and output Amps drops as well. Regardless,
the duty cycle is not controlled by a timer.
Rather, a heat sensor located on a heat sink
near the critical power components of the
welder signals overheat. If the operating
temperature of the unit is exceeded, welding
output will stop and an over
-
temperature
warning light/error code will be displayed on
the screen. If a duty cycle event occurs, do
not turn the unit off! Allow the welder to
continue to run at idle for at least 10
-
15
minutes until the temperature has fallen
enough to reset the sensor and over
-
temperature warning light
. Even if the unit
resets, allow the unit to cool for a full 15
minutes, or the duty cycle will be more
quickly triggered since the unit resets just
below the heat threshold. The fan(s) should
be allowed to continue to cool for a full 15
minutes without welding/cutting activity after
a duty cycle shut down has occurred.
After
15 minutes of cooling, you may switch the
unit off if you are finished welding. If the
unit does not automatically reset after 15
minutes, turn the unit off. Wait for 15 sec-
onds before turning the machine back on.
If the unit does not reset, contact technical
support for further advice and assistance. As
a best practice, before shut down, if you
have been welding continuously for extend-
ed periods of time, keep your unit on for 10
additional minutes to allow it to cool
down.The intentional and/or repeated trig-
gering of the duty cycle protection feature
on this unit will shorten the lifespan of the
unit
’
s electronics and can weaken internal
components. Overheating your unit repeat-
edly takes a cumulative toll on the unit.
Breaker Sizing and Wiring Requirements
Before installation of this unit in any facility, always consult a licensed local electrician familiar with the requirements of properly wiring a welder into the electrical supply.
Refer to
the National Electric Code (NEC) and local codes. If needed, refer the electrician to Article 630 of the NEC during consultation to determine proper application and wiring needs.
Use the I1MAX and the I1EFF ratings listed above to determine the proper breaker and conductor (wire) sizing required. Everlast welders are designed around use in industrial
wiring applications and are intended to be used with modern electrical systems. Household wiring may need to be upgraded before this welder may be installed. Additional HF
protection and isolation may be needed if this welder interferes with the operation of electrical/electronic equipment. WARNING! Do not modify welder wiring. This unit meets the
standards for conductor sizing on the power cable and takes into account power cable length, duty cycle and rated current.