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Q: Induction heater power variation
Asked by JCMorataya on 2018-04-12 09:48:09
wangxifen The power is 2500W.
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toolz78 there is a 2 pin header that is jumper on the board for thermostat control. you can use a switch to turn the heating control on or off or use a thermostat like a pid controller. I use a pic controller and works excellent. There is an output control resister on the board that can adjust the output from 2000 to 2500 but I have not tested it. Mine came set on 2500w as my unit draws 11amps on 210v ac 60hz.
2019-04-18 08:32:54 Helpful (1)