[hailrazer]

I am going to be building or buying a Cnc Table and I am going to be using the Thermal Dynamics A-120 torch. The question is , Will I be able to run this on a standard 240v house line. Or will I need to get my service upgraded ?

Here's the machines specs :

Quick Specifications:
Gas Flow: 6.7cfm (189 lpm)
Amperage Range: 30-120 Amps, 120 Amps Max., Adjustable
Weight: 63 LBS
Input Power: 208/230 - 460 Volt, 1 or 3 phase, 50/60 Hz
Industrial applications: Contractor, heavy Fabrication, manufacturing
Cut Capacity:

*
3/4 in. (15mm) Maximum Piercing and Cutting Capacity
*
5/8 in. (10mm) Production Piercing and Cutting Capacity
*
1.5 in. (25mm) Maximum Edge Start

Duty Cycle: 80% @ 120 Amps
Gas Pressure: 75 PSI
Pilot: Start Cartridge
Torch: SL 100SV with ATC, 180 degree automation
Gas Type: Air

Thanks for the help

[ronsii]

Most of the thermal dynamics line will run on what they call multi voltage input... basically that means they run on just about anything! I highlighted the specs below that shows it will work on regular house 220V (230VAC) 1PH all you should need is at least a 50 amp double pole circuit for it.

Hope this helps you

I am going to be building or buying a Cnc Table and I am going to be using the Thermal Dynamics A-120 torch. The question is , Will I be able to run this on a standard 240v house line. Or will I need to get my service upgraded ?

Here's the machines specs :
Quick Specifications:
Gas Flow: 6.7cfm (189 lpm)
Amperage Range: 30-120 Amps, 120 Amps Max., Adjustable
Weight: 63 LBS
Input Power: 208/230 - 460 Volt, 1 or 3 phase, 50/60 Hz
Industrial applications: Contractor, heavy Fabrication, manufacturing
Cut Capacity:

*
3/4 in. (15mm) Maximum Piercing and Cutting Capacity
*
5/8 in. (10mm) Production Piercing and Cutting Capacity
*
1.5 in. (25mm) Maximum Edge Start

Duty Cycle: 80% @ 120 Amps
Gas Pressure: 75 PSI
Pilot: Start Cartridge
Torch: SL 100SV with ATC, 180 degree automation
Gas Type: Air


Thanks for the help