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Inverter-based welding power sources, such as Lincoln Electric Flextec®, Invertec® and Power
Wave® welders, operate at higher frequencies than traditional power sources, resulting in smaller,
more efficient magnetic components that require less electrical power and reduce overall energy use.
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Percent of Machines Welding at One Time: |
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Output Current: |
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Voltage |
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Efficiency |
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Power Factor |
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Energy Charge ($/kWh) |
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Number of Shifts |
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Hours per Shift |
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Days per Week |
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Weeks per Year |
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Operator Factor |
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Energy Cost (Yearly) |
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One Machine Demand (kW) |
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Demand Charge ($/kW) |
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Demand Cost (Yearly) |
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Total Yearly Energy Cost |
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Lincoln Flextec™ 650 |
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Lincoln DC-600 |
All testing was performed using these input power parameters: 460V / 3Ph / 60Hz.
The trademarks Miller Electric® and Dimension™ are the property of Illinois ToolWorks Inc.
Actual input power and input current draw product testing was completed by Lincoln Electric personnel
in Cleveland. Testing results were complete and accurate at the time of testing.
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