Edon LV250s welding machine

Name: Edon LV250s welding machine - Wings suppliers
Price: 9500.00 KES
Availability: InStock

Original price was: KSh 13,000.00.Current price is: KSh 9,500.00.

The Edon LV-250S welding machine is a popular model of a single-phase MMA (Manual Metal Arc or “Stick”) DC inverter welder, typically aimed at the household, light professional, and DIY markets.

Here is a summary of the likely specifications and features of the Edon LV-250S, based on common listings for this model:

Key Specifications

Feature	Typical Specification	Note
Welding Process	MMA (Stick Welding)	Some compact inverters can also do Scratch-Start TIG.
Technology	Inverter (IGBT Technology)	This technology ensures the machine is small, light, and energy-efficient.
Input Voltage	$Single Phase, 220 V \pm 15%$	Designed to run on standard residential power.
Max Output Current (Rated)	$\sim 140 A$ to $160 A$	While the “250S” suggests $250 A$ , the rated practical output is usually $160 A$ or less on single-phase power.
Current Range	$20 A - 160 A$	Provides versatility for different material thicknesses.
Rated Duty Cycle	$60%$ @ $160 A$ or $140 A$	Means it can weld for $6 minutes$ out of every $10 minutes$ at the rated current without overheating.
Input Capacity	$\sim 5.7 KVA$ (or higher)	Indicates the machine’s power draw.
No-Load Voltage ( $V$ )	$\sim 60 V$ to $65 V$	Ensures easy striking of the arc.

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Here is a summary of the likely specifications and features of the Edon LV-250S, based on common listings for this model:

Key Specifications

Feature	Typical Specification	Note
Welding Process	MMA (Stick Welding)	Some compact inverters can also do Scratch-Start TIG.
Technology	Inverter (IGBT Technology)	This technology ensures the machine is small, light, and energy-efficient.
Input Voltage	$Single Phase, 220 V \pm 15%$	Designed to run on standard residential power.
Max Output Current (Rated)	$\sim 140 A$ to $160 A$	While the “250S” suggests $250 A$ , the rated practical output is usually $160 A$ or less on single-phase power.
Current Range	$20 A - 160 A$	Provides versatility for different material thicknesses.
Rated Duty Cycle	$60%$ @ $160 A$ or $140 A$	Means it can weld for $6 minutes$ out of every $10 minutes$ at the rated current without overheating.
Input Capacity	$\sim 5.7 KVA$ (or higher)	Indicates the machine’s power draw.
No-Load Voltage ( $V$ )	$\sim 60 V$ to $65 V$	Ensures easy striking of the arc.