Welcome to the Volt Age – Renegade VOLT™ 200i
Industrial. Professional. Battery-powered.
Whether you are Stick or TIG welding, ESAB’s Renegade VOLT™ 200i allows you to weld completely off the grid thanks to its patented attachment battery box.
Lightweight and portable, this versatile battery powered welder means remote, hard to reach locations without access to AC mains power won’t be a barrier to getting the job done ever again.
Having teamed with DEWALT – a well-known leader in all-things-cordless, the Renegade VOLT™ 200i runs on four easy to swap FLEXVOLT 20V/60V MAX batteries that are included in the package, delivering 200 amps of Stick and TIG power. With a single charge you can TIG weld up to 50 minutes at 70 Amps, or Stick weld up to 30 electrodes!
Highly versatile, this battery powered unit can also operate in mains or AMP+ hybrid mode. The AMP+ hybrid mode supplements AC mains power with battery power to prevent nuisance trips on smaller breaker sizes, or provides more output when welding on 120V input.
Useful Features and Settings
he large display is easy to navigate with a simple ‘dial and select’ and ‘back’ button. The intuitive colour-screen is designed for outdoor use, even in direct sunlight, and features a battery status display and remaining arc time calculator.
Speaking of battery status, this information is clearly displayed on screen, with several options to maximise battery life if needed – ‘Sleep mode’ can automatically close down the machine if not in use for a period of time, while the adjustable brightness function on the display can also save power.
Durable, impact-resistant, this powerful welder offers the highest arc quality as well as other special features, including hot start, arc force, memory storage for welding parameters, and cellulosic mode (6010) to optimise performance based on application or user preference.
For further information, visit Rapid online. Alternatively, our Sales Team are here to help and can be contacted at sales@rapidwelding.com or call +44 (0) 23 92 214 214.
