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Welding – Electrical Safety Fact Sheet

Welding – Electrical Safety Fact Sheet

WHAT SHOULD I KNOW ABOUT ELECTRICAL WELDING?

Follow electrical safety procedures to prevent electrical hazards. Electricity used in welding is available as:
  • single phase, 120 Volts (V) or 240 V; and
  • triple phase 575 V in Canada and 480 V in the USA.
Never connect an American triple phase power supply directly to a Canadian triple phase voltage input. You will destroy the transformer and possibly injure yourself. Make sure that the maximum rating of the welding current matches with the welding electrode in use. Power Supplies

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