Difference between revisions of "Miller Dynasty 200DX"
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| − | According to the manual, the max amperage used by the machine will be 30 amps and it recommends to use 10 gauge wire for the run. Oddly, the machine comes wired with 12/4 wiring rather than the 10/4 that you would expect: | + | According to the manual, the max amperage used by the machine will be 30 amps and it recommends to use 10 gauge wire for the run. Oddly, the machine comes wired with 12/4 wiring rather than the 10/4 that you would expect. I will change this wire to 10/4 when I get a chance to pull the machine apart: |
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Latest revision as of 16:45, 6 March 2008
Wiring
According to the manual, the max amperage used by the machine will be 30 amps and it recommends to use 10 gauge wire for the run. Oddly, the machine comes wired with 12/4 wiring rather than the 10/4 that you would expect. I will change this wire to 10/4 when I get a chance to pull the machine apart:
The 4 wires from the machine were joined to a Pass & Seymour Turnlok Locking Connector, L1430P, 30A 125/250V. This ensures that I will be able to use the machine if I'm in a 3-phase environment:
The adapter/extention cord was wired with a Pass & Seymour Turnlok Locking Connector, L1430C, 30A 125/250V and a 50 amp, 250V dryer connector with some Carol 10/3 wire.
I will make a similar cord for use with 30 amp, 115V.
