Reddit mentions of Cloudray 100W Co2 Laser Power Supply 110V PSU DY13 for RECI Z2/W2/W4/S2 Co2 Laser Tube
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Cloudray 100W Co2 Laser Power Supply 110V PSU DY13 for RECI Z2/W2/W4/S2 Co2 Laser Tube. Here are the top ones.
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- This power supply is specially designed for Reci W2/S2 90-100W laser tube.
- Quick response speed and effect,high performance,large cutting power,it also can prolong laser tube service life.
- Easy control: the start and stop of laser can be easily controlled by TTL level.
- The power supply has TTL signal indication, water through signal indication and laser output indication.
- Application: Replacement Parts for CO2 Laser Tube and CO2 Laser Engraver /Cutter / Marker
Features:
Specs:
| Color | 110V |
| Height | 7.086614166 Inches |
| Length | 13.779527545 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | DY13 100W |
| Width | 9.842519675 Inches |
Well, we'll see.
In the interest of making everything the same voltage, and ease of location in the future, I've opted to purchase the 100W 110v PSU.
The seller gave me a $75 refund, but that was mainly because his advertisement didn't match the machine with regard to the up/down buttons on the side. They were missing, and I'd wanted both manual and automatic control, so now I have two empty sockets on the side. I think it ought to be possible to get this working somehow, even if I have to come up with a PCB to do it.
So, given he'd already refunded me something from the sale, I wasn't too hopeful of a further refund for the 220v thing, and indeed I got back:
>Yeah the machine is 220V and need to use with the transformer，We have put transformer with the package ,The chiller is 110V ,Can directly use in your city.The reason why we manufacture the machine to 220V is due to the 220V machine always more stable quality than the 110V,All the machine we send to US stock is like this ,Hope you can accept .It will not influence usage but the quality is more good.
And after responding to that:
>All the machine in US is like this ,The machine 220V with transformer and chiller 110V,We have no manufacture 110V machine now,We have ever manufacture 110V machine several years ago .But 110V machine's Hz always meet problem when buyer use on US 110V voltage so we changed the voltage .All the buyer purchase our machine can use well with the 220V machine with transformer.If you don't like our transformer can you kindly purchase a good one ?
It seems unlikely to me that there's no such thing as a decent 110v laser PSU... It also seems frankly unlikely that a cheap-as-chips buzzing-angrily 110->220v transformer (that has already given me a mild shock^) is going to be a better power source than a native 110v laser PSU but hey. The new PSU looks* like a drop-in replacement. Again, we'll see.
In the grand scheme of things, I have to take the view that:
So I'm a bit disappointed it didn't go completely smoothly, but I'm overall pretty happy with how smooth it did go. I expected a hiccup or two. Hopefully that's them dealt with.
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[*] The shock came after I'd switched everything off, so I'm assuming that it was just capacitor discharge, but it still made me jump. In any event, I won't be using it in future.