I use the welder with a T12 socket (10 A) and suitable adapter - works without any problems. The cable stays cool, the fuse holds as long as you keep the welding current within a reasonable range. 🔩 My experience depending on the electrode size (continuous welding in one piece): 2.0 mm (e.g. Oerlikon SOEZ): 8-10 minutes 2.5 mm: 6-8 minutes 3.2 mm: approx. 2-5 minutes, then thermal shutdown possible 👉 2.0 mm electrodes are ideal for continuous operation on T12 2.5 mm work well if you take short breaks 3.2 mm only suitable to a limited extent, as the device switches off quickly 💡 For permanently high power or continuous welding with thick electrodes, a T23 socket (16 A) makes more technical sense. ✅ Conclusion: T12 works with restrictions, but for me it's great in everyday use for small jobs and short employees. 💰 The price-performance ratio is absolutely right - I am very satisfied with the device.

Hello, I have operated it with a normal EU / CH adapter and it worked without any problems. However, I have only welded up to max. 160 A!

In this case there was an unexpected delay. We would like to apologise for this.

The mains cable is not explicitly included in the scope of delivery of the STAHLWERK ARC 200 MD welding machine. However, the list of supplied components includes the welder itself, earth cable, electrode holder, protective cover, slag hammer and electrode gun holder, but no mains cable.