Thank You! I have the exact same universal 220v plug that you have with the exception that I like the wire clamps on yours better than mine. I'm installing a 220v 5,000 watt garage heater and already have a 220v outlet for my Lincoln stick welder and needed a new male plug in to fit that receptacle. My local building supply store didn't have a male plug so I ended up going to a local electrical contractor's store and this universal plug set me back $27 bucks and some change, but I'm glad they had one. It's been awhile since I've done any electrical work so I needed to refresh my memory LOL. I couldn't remember if Polarity mattered on single phase 220v and you answered that question for me. I didn't want to FRY a Brand New garage heater that I just bought before I could even try it out. Thanks again. ~MO~

Thanks man! I’m electrician but I’m on trip in Oregon and my customer in California, and I used your video to sending him the way to do it, 🙏 God Bless you.

Hey man, I want to say thank you For posting this video, it really helped me out. I have a 220 dent puller that wasn’t working properly and what it was is the ground was in the incorrect place.😂

I am just starting out and bought my first welder. this video helps alot!

thank you for the video. I was noticing the foam insulation and thought I might suggest a thermal barrier paint for the spray foam in case of spark if you haven't already. Thanks again for the video

Glad to see it all functional again. Nice job on the wiring. :-)

When you use a white wire as a second hot wire, you need to designate it as a hot wire with some red tape, especially when wiring to the circuit breaker or outlet box and even in service cord plugs

@moncorp1

7 жыл бұрын

That's at the breaker box and has nothing to do with plug ends like he was wiring.

@chrishuss10

6 жыл бұрын

Pat Pikulski wrap it with black tape!.signifying its hot.

@mohunter68

5 жыл бұрын

I may be wrong on this...........But with a 220v Both Wires are HOT and only 1 ground, that's why it's set up with 2-20 Amp breakers with the White on one side and the Black on the other..........Thus gaining 220 Volts rather than 110 volts. Am I correct? It's been awhile but I haven't forgotten everything about electrical wiring.

Whoever sprayed your foam owes you some money. I've been spraying since I was 15 years old and can fully say, people like that, are what gives foam a bad name

You made a comment about the manufacturer not wanting the screws to be fully removed. The reason they don't want you to remove them is because the threads are crimped at the end just a little, have you notice when you take them out you hit a spot that is a little harder to turn. The crimp is to keep the screw from falling out and being lost if it loosens. Every time you remove the screw it get a little looser each time.. not a major problem, but it's nice to know the screws will always be there when it's time to replace the wire.

Oh thank you!! This solved my issue with putting a plug on a new spot welder. Green is ground!!! :)

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

Glad it helped!

Glad to see it running Gary.

@turbocobra

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks Martin!

I made one of these welder cords up for the first time a few days ago and it was a pain in the ass because I had to use #6 Guage s-o cord and it was so stiff and didn't want to cooperate..

Yes, you are supposed to wire it with the correct polarity. Black hot goes to Small blade. It may not matter too much in this instance, but teach consistency and care. Electricity is nothing to be cavalier about.

Wire a new plug with three grey wires coming out for the 220 for my stove I can't find a video ,

I have a bare copper wire as my ground. Can I still use a plug like this? It's for a cooktop.

Do they all need a earth ground or a neutral?

The nominal voltage is actually 120/240 volts but many people make that mistake

With this stated, a 3-pole, non-grounded connection is intended to have the majority of the current through the hot legs of the split-phase connection. Both have a potential of 120 volts AC to ground. Across the legs, the potential is 240 volts AC and the majority of the current is through these legs. But a small percentage is used from one leg to the neutral. This can lead to a problem IF the neutral is broken and the device is also grounded through the neutral as there WILL be 120 volts potential in the frame. Also, if the neutral conductor is the same gauge as the legs and there is a fault, that conductor could become over-loaded since both legs could short to it. As since there is no circuit breaker on a neutral, there is potential for fire. Consider 240 VAC heater elements are switched by one leg only. If there is a short from the heater element to ground, the leg that is unswitched will continue to draw, even when the machine is off! There are no safety controls for this on older appliances

@mr.3phase228

4 жыл бұрын

No, both legs are protected by a fuse or circuit breaker.

@smug8567

4 жыл бұрын

@@mr.3phase228 ok

Very detailed and helpful

I fear I'll have to do the reverse if I get a new welder. Change it at the outlet. Newer 220 plugs are usually the 4 prong. Actually whatever I buy is just usually different than what I have.

@mohunter68

5 жыл бұрын

Please read my comment. If you have a local Contractor's Electrical Supply store they will have a Universal 220v kit to fit whatever your outlet takes. Hope that helps, I know it's been 2 years since you posted this comment but I actually ran into the same problem today.

I just ended up plugging my welder into a pigtail that plugs into my dryer outlet.

@billmcyrus

4 жыл бұрын

Did that as well at my previous house. Then when I moved I insisted that the new house have some 50amp 220v outlets.

I have miller welder that has the same plug as that , it has 3 different configurations for voltage . I’m trying to figure out how to power it ? How much voltage ,amps , and watts do I need going to it ?

Does that mean the two outer wires are 110V + and the green is the 110V ground? A shared ground?

Great how to video Gary!

Great video Gary. Where did you get that clear female receptacle?

@turbocobra

8 жыл бұрын

It's a 220v 25 ft. heavy duty extension cord, very well made. bought mine on eBay, and have seen them at the local Northern tool store. I just did a search on eBay and didn't see it out there, but here it is on some other website. www.wireandcabletogo.com/8-3-Heavy-Duty-Welder-Extension-Cord-25ft-or-50ft-Amps.html?gclid=CMijlNWI280CFYSAaQodbH0M-A

so when wiring into a sub panel.... does the green wire go to the ground bar or the neutral bar??

@dalltex

5 жыл бұрын

Ground bar.

@secretagent5658

4 жыл бұрын

Well the green wire goes to the ground bar but it also gets connected to the neutral.

@micjam1986

4 жыл бұрын

@@secretagent5658 interesting.. ifs its a sub panel the ground and the neutral are NOT connected so that's wrong for sure

@secretagent5658

4 жыл бұрын

@@micjam1986 You should check the NEC code book again if you haven't already. All sub panels in the United States are required to have the ground connected and bonded to the neutral in the main and all sub panels. My dad is an electrician and I'm also friends with an industrial electrician and a lineman. They all will tell you that your ground and neutral are connected in your panel. This is why you get a 0 voltage potential from neutral and ground. Because they are bonded together in the sub panel. We have a sub panel in the shop and it requires a neutral bonded and connected to the ground wire as per NEC code. This is also for NEC building code. Edit: Your building will NOT pass NEC and building code if you do NOT have your neutral bonded or connected to your ground in the electrical box. And if it passes then you have a bad building inspector. Without your ground connected or bonded to your neutral in your breaker box including sub panels. GFCI outlets and faulty equipment will not work and will present an electrical shock or electrocution hazard. This is why this is a code. You can test this by putting a rod in the ground and measuring the voltage from that rod in the ground to the hot lead from your outlet using an extension cord. You should get around 120 - 125 volts on your meter. You can even do the same with the neutral. The ground wire is connected to a physical ground rod put in the ground.

@micjam1986

4 жыл бұрын

OYE!!!

I like to add a bit of extra slack to ground, such that if the wire gets yanked from the plug the phase & neutral go first and I can't end up in a situation with hot phase and neutral but no solid ground.

@turbocobra

8 жыл бұрын

that's a good idea, good tip

Can one wire a slanted 3 tip plug to a welder and use an adapter to make it work in a 120 plug I brought the wrong welder.

The hot wire normally goes to the small plug in to prevent future problems

nice

how can you wire a on / off switch for 220 wire ?? have 230 amp compressor i wanna add a switch too .. thanks ..

@turbocobra

3 жыл бұрын

Google and amazon are your friends! Plenty of options on amazon. Here is one for you. www.amazon.com/POWERTEC-71008-Single-Phase-Switch/dp/B00KPEFL2I/ref=sr_1_11?dchild=1&keywords=220v+machine+switch&qid=1599930689&sr=8-11

For those watching, there is a reason they make 250 volt Rated plugs and receptacles in 20A, 30A, 40A, 50A, and 60A. There is no way this mill should be connected to a 50A branch circuit. Correct way, name plate on the machine with a motor amps times 1.25 equals the breaker and the receptacle amp values.

good point of reference, but get the wrong machine and BOOM.!!!. Please shoot better/ complete image footage if you want to upload to the community.

i wanna get a welder soon and i have a 220 plug in my garage the problem is that its upside down as compared to the welding plug so if i plug in the welder it would put unnecessary strain on the welding plug is this an easy fix or do they have another adapter i can just plug into it and have it right side up?

@turbocobra

7 жыл бұрын

If you shut the breaker off to that outlet, in fact, even better shut the power off to your house, you can pull that outlet out and rotated to the right orientation. otherwise If you dont use your welder much, just keep it unplugged, unless you need it then plug it in while using it. It won't hurt anything to have it upside down for occasional use

@rockinpip4212

7 жыл бұрын

hey thanks alot bud i appreciate it and never thought about using it occasionally which is probably what i'll do thanks again!

My wires are blue, briwn and yellow with a green stripe

Great explo

How bout you remake the video with the content to be viewed in front of the camera???

I'm a bit puzzled regarding the electrical system in the US. Do you have both single phase 110V and 220V? We have where i live on a normal household three phases, zero and ground. Single phase is 220V, two or three is 380V.

@darthcollosus

8 жыл бұрын

Yes in the USA residential electrical services are 120/240 volt single phase 60 hertz

Try showing the work on the camera. Totally missed it.

too bad i could not see what you were doing :-( everything in the video i wanted to see you managed to get outside the camera shot

@wht240sxka

4 жыл бұрын

Try using the pause button. And if you don’t know what he did, you shouldn’t wire anything anyway...

@stovepipe9er

4 жыл бұрын

Pretty simple shit, you can see exactly what he does...

@RealSeductions

3 жыл бұрын

Wut

@TT-ik3kd

3 жыл бұрын

Ok dipshit

I got a 220 welder. It came with the 30 amp u had in the video. I am going to wire it to a 40 amp plug so I can run it off of my generator. My thought process of this is to wire it like the 30 amp and cut out the bare ground wire. But my thought is also to make it a 4 amp it needs 2 grounds and 2 hot. But the welder isnt setup for that. Which way would be better? I would need to combine the 2 postives into the fuse. Which will make it a 30 amp with a 40 amp plug but it would give more postive draw at the fuse. The application is a 220 flux welder that I need a 40 amp plug on.

I’m sure you have heard this, but pay attention to what your camera is seeing. 😢

Thank you sir, my welding cord was too short. Bought 25 feet of cord. And panicked a bit.

Man I tell you those 240 volt outlets hurt if you get shocked

ramsey... thank you so much... liked and subscribed... please help me... I have a lincoln ln9 mig welder with a 9 pin connection... my question is may I wire this welder to my 220v home outlet?... and is there any way to provide a link or just some motivation ... thank u so much ramseyss....

@turbocobra

7 жыл бұрын

What country are you in?

thank you verymuch

They don't come with plug ends because most shops hardwire them in.

Cool, now wire up a reversing switch :)

@turbocobra

8 жыл бұрын

lol, just did that on the Mill

@TheWreckingYard

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks exactly why I wanted to know LOL

@robertbalderas15

7 жыл бұрын

TheWreckingYard .

@robertbalderas15

7 жыл бұрын

Ramsey Customs - turbocobra å

how is this 240 it only has 3 wires?

@turbocobra

2 жыл бұрын

its 220. 110, 110, ground.

@paulcini6084

2 жыл бұрын

@@turbocobra how do you figure all my plugs say 120 and big plugs say 240 and if I add 120 120 I get 240?

@paulcini6084

2 жыл бұрын

I am in canada if that makes a difference

cool stuff

You shouldn't advise people to not worry about which the black and white wires go to, sure for most cases the electronics will work normally. However, the fusing or safety designs on some electronics are only wired to one side of the system and can allow for dangerous circumstances. Most quality designs are protected to both sides, but we've all seen shoddy design work. Especially when you can see clearly on the replacement end at 7:40 it's labeled for each color wire.. just throwing it out there.

With an old Drill Press / Milling Machine like that it is advisable to check the specs... in case you need 3-Phase 220v. You normally don't need to worry about this with welders or plasma cutters... but with the motorized machines...

Cool

gotta make sure the camera is aimed on what you're doing

It sounds like you know what you are doing but I couldn't see anything you were right in front of the camera or something

where did you get the plug end from? i can't find it locally.

@winnielessin169

7 жыл бұрын

When I created my cord for my everlast welder I bought all of the connectors (and the cable itself come to think of it) through Amazon.

@pimpbillson84

7 жыл бұрын

thank you.

Okay. I'm trying to hook up my dryer. But my dryer has the same plug in as your welder. I'm so fucking confused right now

You forgot to cuss

@turbocobra

8 жыл бұрын

I edited it all out

Ufc

Your work was out of frame for the most part. Not helpfull.

@turbocobra

8 ай бұрын

you have to be an absolute dumbass if you cant figure out how to wire a connection like this from watching this video. Most of the important parts were clearly captured and demonstrated in detail

This is a terrible example!

I don't want to be critical so I won't say anything.

There is no 220 volts! Before getting on youtube get your facts straight.

@txranger43

5 жыл бұрын

My welder is a 220 volts. What are you talking about?

@brandonrodgers2479

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe hes british?

@dubsbarry9963

3 жыл бұрын

240 not 220