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    ESAB Renegade ES 210i Ready To Weld Package with 3m MMA Cable Set - 115 / 230v, 1ph
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    Ultimate durability in portable edition

    The Renegade ES is a professional single-phase, MMA and Live TIG welding machine with the most resistant IP23 housing designed for use in demanding environments. 

    The Renegade ES is equipped with a high-quality carry strap with multiple lift points, ready to move with you when portability is required. A built-in active PFC circuit also provides an uninterrupted power supply, even with long extension cables (up to 100m). 

    The Renegade ES has been designed to weld with any type of electrode in superior quality, including 6010 cellulosic. Users have direct access to parameters and memory buttons, which makes the machine very easy to work with.

    Package includes 3m work lead, 3m electrode holder and shoulder strap.

    Features

    • Highest durability housing with IP23 for indoor and outdoor use
    • For professional MMA welding with electrodes up to 4mm with a high output power
    • PFC for stable arc even with extra-long mains cable, up to 100m
    • A powerful voltage booster provides additional arc voltage for superior cellulosic weld performance
    • Easy to read and quick to set panel, increasing the accuracy and reducing the downtime
    • Adjustable Hot Start and Arc Force for optimal arc adjustment
    • Three memory settings for easy access to welding parameters
    • ESAB Handy 200 electrode holder included

    Product Details

    Specifications

    • Mains Voltage: 115/230 VAC ±15%, 1ph, 50/60 Hz
    • Fuse Slow: 16 A
    • Rated KVA: 3.3 KVA (115VAC), 6 KVA (230VAC)
    • Energy save mode: <30 W
    • Welding Output MMA 115 VAC: 110A / 24.4V at 25%, 71A / 22.8V at 60%, 55A / 22.2V at 100%
    • Welding Output MMA 230 VAC: 180A / 27.2V at 25%, 116A / 24.6V at 60%, 90A / 23.6V at 100%
    • Welding Output TIG 115 VAC: 140A / 15.6V at 25%, 90A / 13.6V at 60%, 80A / 12.8V at 100%
    • Welding Output TIG 230 VAC: 210A / 18.4V at 25%, 135A / 15.4V at 60%, 105A / 14.2V at 100%
    • Setting Range MMA 115 VAC: 15A / 20.6V –110A / 24.4V, 230 VAC MMA: 15A / 20.6V –180A / 28.4V
    • Setting Range TIG 115 VAC TIG: 10A / 10.4V –140A / 15.6V
    • Setting Range TIG 230 VAC TIG: 10A / 10.4V –210A / 18.4V
    • Power Factor Max Current: 99%
    • Open Circuit VDC High: 78 VDC
    • Enclosure class: IP23
    • Operating Temperature: -10 to +40°C (+14 to +104°F)
    • Dimensions: 460 x 200 x 320mm
    • Supply plug: CEE 16 A
    • Weight: 9.9Kg

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