SSC C925-0725 7-pin TIG Foot Control Pedal For 22.5K-25K Everlast Welders

Description

New SSC Controls TIG welding foot control for Everlast
welders with a 7-pin connection direct from the manufacturer.  This
is our model C925-0725 and is a replacement for 22.5K and 25K Potentiometer
Everlast pedals. SSC Controls Company is the nation’s largest manufacturer of
welding foot controls. We also make a full line of industrial foot
switches.
Design and Quality:
Made
in USA.
Life
tested to one million lifecycles.
Designed
and manufactured under an ISO 9001-certified quality system.
One-year
warranty on parts and labor.
30-day
money back guarantee.
Features:
Tough
steel case.
Wide
top traction area and low profile.
25-foot
cable.
Our
unique patented design provides excellent low-amp control (U.S. Pat.
#5,535,642).
Compatibility:
Designed
to replace 22.5K and 25K Potentiometer Everlast pedals.
Will
not work on any MTS welder.
Check
your owner’s manual to determine the resistance (ohm) value required for
the potentiometer for your welder.  It should say the ohm value where
it shows the foot pedal.  Or you can contact Everlast or check
their website.
According
to Everlast.com (Feb 2016), “All pedals for the PowerTIG, PowerPro,
PowerArc, and PowerMTS welders bought after December 2015 should use a 22k
(or 25k) pedal.”  Before that date, the TIG welders could use
either the 50k or 25k.  See SSC model C950-0725 for the 50k-ohm
pedal.
List
of models that this unit will work with, according to Everlast: PowerArc
160iSTH, PowerArc 161STH, PowerArc 210STL, PowerArc 280STH, Poweri-TIG
201, Poweri-TIG 200T, PowerTIG 185DV, PowerTIG 200DV, PowerTIG 210EXT,
PowerTIG 250EX, PowerTIG 255EXT, PowerTIG 315LX, PowerTIG 325EXT (~1 Phase
220V), PowerTIG 325EXT (~3 Phase 480V), PowerTIG 350EXT, SuperUltra 206Si,
PowerUltra 206Pi, PowerPro 164Si, PowerPro 205Si, PowerPro 256Si, PowerPro
256D.  Also note: Will not work on any MTS welder.
Attention if you do not live in the United States: Please
be aware that your country may impose tarrifs, taxes, etc., and that you may be
charged a processing fee by your shipper if it’s not the post office (like
UPS). We cannot control, predict, calculate, or be responsible for these fees.
If you have any questions, call us or see our website.
Thanks for looking!