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hi guys,
i bought 3 mig welders here in Canada. All of them are 220 volts input. one is Lincold hd180, the second is the new lincoln pro mig mp210, and an old hobart 175. Here i use two lines of 110 volts to get 220 volts. this is separate 110 v lines. My question is,,,, how do you connect these mig welders to philippine 220 volts. your response will be highly appreciated. I plan to bring this welders to the philippines and probably sell 2 of them.
Hi, ricofrederick
I suggest you to let the community know how much you are planning to sell those extra welders so any interested buyers will have a fair opportunity. Thanks.
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see my other post.... price is there.. much lower than running price here...mp210 65k, 180hd,,,35k, ac225 15k
hi guys,
i bought 3 mig welders here in Canada. All of them are 220 volts input. one is Lincold hd180, the second is the new lincoln pro mig mp210, and an old hobart 175. Here i use two lines of 110 volts to get 220 volts. this is separate 110 v lines. My question is,,,, how do you connect these mig welders to philippine 220 volts. your response will be highly appreciated. I plan to bring this welders to the philippines and probably sell 2 of them.
AFAIK, we have two 110v lines here in the Philippines (actually 120v) to come up with the 240v required by most house appliance.
In some cases (including the very old house we are renting), there is a third line for ground, usually used to make a 110v outlet.
But I also read that in some far provinces serviced by local electricity cooperative (not covered by MERALCO), they have have only one 240v line from the electrical post and a ground wire in the house.
