POWERCOOL 375

This new model is made to stack on top of the newer generations of welders. It retains the same rugged stainless steel pump and copper core radiator construction that have made our other PowerCool water coolers so popular. While it can stand alone and can be used with older products, the fairing is designed to stack under the current generation of welders since the end of 2020. If you have an older Everlast unit, consider the PowerCool 300 for your application. This cooler is designed to operate off of the power supply plug in the rear of the PowerTIG/PowerPro models and requires 240V input.

This unit is designed to fit the following since Dec. 2020: PowerTIG 200DV, PowerTIG 250EX, PowerTIG 210EXT, PowerTIG 255EXT, PowerTIG 325EXT. Also fits the following PowerPro Models: PowerPro 164Si, PowerPro 205Si, PowerPro 256Si, PowerPro 256D with the Dec. 2020 panel revisions. Fits: PowerARC 280STH.

This cooler is designed to be used with PowerCart 330 only.

This unit has a sensor and alarm to indicate loss of water flow as an added safety measure to help prevent loss of water cooled torch should water cease flowing or torch or cable becomes blocked in some way.

Notice:

Everlast is aware that customers may be using various types of coolant in their PowerCool Water Coolers and with our NOVA or other brand TIG torches. These range from distilled water to Isopropyl alcohol to automotive type anti-freeze to R.V. anti-freeze to “private concoctions.” Since the PowerCool product line was released over 12 years ago we’ve gathered valuable data and gained experience concerning the use of coolants and their impact on both the lifespan of the cooler and the TIG torches themselves. With that said, there are several areas of concern that we look for in a coolant. We have found that most popular alternatives fail to provide satisfactory performance. We have taken our findings and concerns and listed them below as basic elementary requirements needed for best performance and product life.