Edon welding machine L V-400

The Edon L V-400 is a model of a portable inverter welding machine that falls into the more powerful end of Edon's L V series. It's designed to be a step up from models like the L V-200s or L V-300s, offering higher amperage output for more demanding welding tasks while maintaining the compact and lightweight characteristics of the line.

Here's a detailed breakdown of the common features and specifications:

Key Features

Welding Process: Primarily a Manual Metal Arc (MMA) or stick welder. This is a versatile process that uses coated electrodes to weld a variety of ferrous metals, including carbon steel, stainless steel, and cast iron.

Inverter Technology: It is built with IGBT (Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor) inverter technology. This modern technology is what makes the machine so efficient, compact, and lightweight. It provides a stable and consistent arc, leading to better weld quality and less spatter.

High Amperage Output: The "400" in the model name suggests a high-amperage capacity. While some sources cite a maximum output of 160A, others might list a higher theoretical output. Regardless, it is designed to handle more intense welding jobs than its smaller counterparts and can typically handle a variety of electrode sizes, up to 4.0mm.

Portability: The L V-400 is marketed as being highly portable. It is relatively lightweight for its power class, often weighing around 4.5 kg. This makes it easy to transport to different job sites, whether for professional work or large-scale DIY projects.

Input Voltage: It operates on a standard single-phase 220V power supply, which is the most common for household and light industrial use.

Edon welding machine 
LV-400