infrared panel

By sandhopper2 on Aug. 07, 2011
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Screen Printing

I bought a used conveyor , it has space for 2 infrared panels only one is there , the cord has 3 wires and no plug . I'm pretty sure this is 220 by the size of the cord . The panel only has 2 wires and no markings how do I tell if it is 110 or 220 and how do I wire it if it is 220 . Can post some pictures if that helps
Larry

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United States
Submitted by jmd on Mon, 08/08/2011 - 09:03

Your best bet is to call the mfg and have the serial number in hand, they should be able to answer your questions.

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Submitted by preston on Mon, 08/08/2011 - 12:54

sandhopper2 wrote:
I bought a used conveyor , it has space for 2 infrared panels only one is there , the cord has 3 wires and no plug . I'm pretty sure this is 220 by the size of the cord . The panel only has 2 wires and no markings how do I tell if it is 110 or 220 and how do I wire it if it is 220 . Can post some pictures if that helps
Larry

http://www.intekcorp.com

Talk to Philip and he can make any panel you need.

Tell him Preston sent you.

Look inside the control panel. If there is just one fuse then it is 120 volts. If there are two fuses then it is 220 volts.

You can then ohm the heat panel and tell Philip the ohms. He can then tell you the wattage of the panel and what wattage the new panel should be.

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Submitted by sandhopper2 on Wed, 08/10/2011 - 00:22

Phil is Great , check Ohms and found it to be a 220 panel , wired it for that and panel heats to 700 in a few minutes . I now need a second panel anyone have one they want to sell ?

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