15 kW and 25 kW Chinese Induction heaters - Review

Don't believe their power ratings but they work pretty well.

[@GurmeetSingh-su5ve]

Good job

[@rjvanderpoel]

Great video, can a unit like this be made with a hand lead? We would like to induction heat 1 1/4” diameter bolts and the corresponding nut which has a diameter closer to 2.5”. The wand length we would need would be about 6’ min 10’-12’ optimally. Thanks

[@wh33lhousediecast]

Did you find a chiller that works with this heater?

[@sempertard]

Two things. Please hold he camera still. You're waving it around way too much. And, zoom out a bit. That will help with focus and allow us to look over the object as if we were actually there.

[@MrZetor]

Interesting. Did you check out the data sheets of the IGBT modules and the caps? I am wondering whether these components are limiting the output power. If the gates are driven properly, and there is no massive I/C mismatch, I don't see what else it could be, except of course the output transformer.

[@chuckmccown8893]

I did get the data sheets. Don't recall the details. Bottom line is I that fed these machines with the voltage they specified and got about half the input power consumption compared to what they claim for output power. The factory and the folks behind Amazon reviews never address this issue.

[@Rowow]

researching online it states its input power is half the output power. Not sure how that works and obviously fraudulent. But seems like the manufacturer is aware of this but simply falsely advertising@@chuckmccown8893

[@thomaseidst3170]

Hi can you make a video how it works and how you connect it I got my from china but it didnt have eny wire connected to plug it into the wall Much love from norway ❤

[@danieloropeza86]

Thank you great video..I need a manual. What is the contact you used. Please ?

[@chuckmccown8893]

Try this one: [e-mail]

[@paridecontini9773]

The consumation current for induction 15kw?

[@chuckmccown8893]

I don't recall but I think we powered it with 208 and it drew about 7kW so the current would have been 33 amps.

[@user-eq1tk7js3z]

I want to purchase this machine where to buy it

[@chuckmccown8893]

Ebay

[@cherimyers2213]

Bout machine

[@stanjarmolowicz]

gush !.. i just pull out one of those from box and find out that there is no power IN cord nor instruction where to connect the f power . no picture of back panel , instruction is a joke .. contradicting instructions ..talking about '"submachine "!? ...should be there another unit which is missing ??!! i try to get tech support from amazon ....it just boil my blood... wasted about 40 minutes of my life !! would you please just show us where to hock up the power supply cord on back panel ...??? there is to large connectors which is almost self explaining but guessing is not the way to mess with electricity . ... that scattering poor instruction says that this unit should be connected to 220v ac .. but i'm not sure of anything after glancing trough that literature . it effectively strip costumer from trust . i would hate to return it to amazon just for missing info , i want to own induction heater

[@chuckmccown8893]

You just connect a source of single phase to those two lugs. 240 volts if you have it. And you have to find a screw terminal for a ground. It is certainly not designed to work with our NEC approved wiring in the US.

[@arunsharma4879]

Sir no please mail id