K802N - Lincoln Electric Auxiliary Power Plug Kit for Ranger and Vantage Welders

Maximize Your Welder/Generator's Versatility

Turn your engine-driven welder into a fully functional mobile power station with the Lincoln Electric K802N Power Plug Kit. When you are out in the field, your welder is often the only source of power for miles. To utilize that power effectively, you need the right connections. The K802N kit eliminates the guesswork of finding compatible plugs at a hardware store by providing a complete set of heavy-duty plugs matched specifically to the output receptacles of Lincoln Electric's industrial engine drives.

Industrial Grade Components

The job site demands durability, and the components in the K802N kit are built to withstand the rigors of daily use. The kit features:

• High-Amperage 120V Connectivity: With four NEMA 5-20 plugs, you can fabricate custom extension cords or replace ends on existing tools to take full advantage of the 20-amp circuit breakers on your machine. This is crucial for running high-draw power tools like 9-inch grinders or chop saws that might trip lower-rated breakers or overheat inferior plugs.
• Full KVA 240V Power: The included NEMA 14-50 plug unlocks the full potential of your generator's AC output. Rated for 50 amps, this plug allows you to tap into the 120/240V receptacle to run heavy equipment. It is the standard connection for many high-power mobile applications, ensuring you can run a plasma cutter or even backup power for a trailer or small building if necessary.

Designed for Ranger and Vantage Series

This kit is the perfect companion for owners of the Lincoln Ranger® and Vantage® series welders. Whether you are operating a Ranger 305 G on a pipeline or a Vantage 500 on a construction site, having these plugs on hand ensures you are never left without power for your auxiliary tools. It is a small investment that significantly improves the usability of your expensive machinery.

Installation: These plugs are user-installable on your own power cables (cables not included). They feature robust strain reliefs and terminal screws designed to accept the appropriate gauge wire for their amperage ratings (typically 12 AWG for 20A plugs and 6 AWG for the 50A plug, though users should consult local electrical codes).