On 2018-10-24 2:20 p.m., jb-electronics wrote:
Hi folks,
This is a bit off-topic, but I hope somebody can help. As some of you
know I live in Canada, but I am originally from Germany. Most of my
tools can be switched between 110V/220V input, so that's fine, except
for my soldering station. It is a Weller 40W digital station that I have
had for years and I do not want to buy a new one. The problem: it only
has a 220V input.
In order I would look to see if the unit has atrasnformer with two
primary windings connected in series... if so connect them in parrall.
That is a common way that North American designers tackled the European
market
second would be to see if a standard transformer could be swapped in.
you would have to determine what the output voltage would be, and then
look in the Hammond Catalog to find a good cadidate.
http://www.hammondmfg.com/5cpwr.htm
third would be the hammond autotrasnformer
http://www.hammondmfg.com/pdf/5C_298.pdf
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