ESAB Transarc OCVR AC/DC User manual

Type
User manual

ESAB Transarc OCVR AC/DC is a device designed for use when Manual Metal Arc welding up to 400A with either DC (rectifier or generator) or AC (transformer) power sources. It provides a low voltage at the electrode holder (<24Vdc) when welding is not in progress. This reduces the risk of electric shock when operating in areas of increased hazard.

The ESAB Transarc OCVR AC/DC has several key features and capabilities that make it a valuable tool for welders:

  • Safe 24V dc at the electrode when arc not struck
  • No auxiliary power required to operate
  • Unique stall protection circuit switches off power if electrode frozen in weld

ESAB Transarc OCVR AC/DC is a device designed for use when Manual Metal Arc welding up to 400A with either DC (rectifier or generator) or AC (transformer) power sources. It provides a low voltage at the electrode holder (<24Vdc) when welding is not in progress. This reduces the risk of electric shock when operating in areas of increased hazard.

The ESAB Transarc OCVR AC/DC has several key features and capabilities that make it a valuable tool for welders:

  • Safe 24V dc at the electrode when arc not struck
  • No auxiliary power required to operate
  • Unique stall protection circuit switches off power if electrode frozen in weld
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ESAB Transarc OCVR AC/DC User manual

Type
User manual

ESAB Transarc OCVR AC/DC is a device designed for use when Manual Metal Arc welding up to 400A with either DC (rectifier or generator) or AC (transformer) power sources. It provides a low voltage at the electrode holder (<24Vdc) when welding is not in progress. This reduces the risk of electric shock when operating in areas of increased hazard.

The ESAB Transarc OCVR AC/DC has several key features and capabilities that make it a valuable tool for welders:

  • Safe 24V dc at the electrode when arc not struck
  • No auxiliary power required to operate
  • Unique stall protection circuit switches off power if electrode frozen in weld

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