I have a Miller Syncrowave 210 both at work and at my home shop. At work, my boss just ordered a Coolmate 1.3 and a Speedway Series torch. I was wondering if its possible to add a 110v plug on the back of the machine somehow? beings that 220v electricity is 2 legs of 110 ran together?? Unfortunately the Syncro210 wasnt geared towards a water cooler set up and buying a new machine isnt going to happen...
So while this happens at work, I would like to add a cooler to my machine at home as I do quite a bit of welding and fabricating, often on the upper end of my amperage range. I have read around and found the build your own cooler articles and such, but was wondering how the cheaper ($400-$500) coolers are quality wise? Reason I ask about that is if I cannot add a 110 volt outlet to my machine, I saw that Arc Zone has a cheaper cooler with an availalbe 220v motor option so I could then add a 220 outlet on the back of the machine to run the cooler without having two cords following me around the shop.
Thanks in advance!!
So while this happens at work, I would like to add a cooler to my machine at home as I do quite a bit of welding and fabricating, often on the upper end of my amperage range. I have read around and found the build your own cooler articles and such, but was wondering how the cheaper ($400-$500) coolers are quality wise? Reason I ask about that is if I cannot add a 110 volt outlet to my machine, I saw that Arc Zone has a cheaper cooler with an availalbe 220v motor option so I could then add a 220 outlet on the back of the machine to run the cooler without having two cords following me around the shop.
Thanks in advance!!
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