NOVA TIG Welding Foot Pedal, Compatible with Everlast Welders, 7-Pin TIG Plug, 25-ft Cable, 22k to 25k Ohm Potentiometer

Use this on an EX255 Everlasting welder. Works as expected. Shipping was a little long but it did have to travel all the way across country from California.

Used with my Everlast 201 tig, works perfect and is smooth and comfortable.

There was no included product paperwork. The product is not labeled.The box had a label "Type: FT05-10K-DF20-7P-8M". There was no SKU. On Amazon this comes up with a pedal for AHP welders. I can't find it anywhere else. It has 7 pins and I guess its a 22K pedal?I gave it a try with my Everlast 185 welder and it seeks to work fine.

Upgrading from pedal that was included with welder, this is a nice upgrade. Wider and lower footprint are a lot easier to manipulate from multiple sitting/standing positions for me, and the "feel" is greatly improved. Insulation on the cable is also a lot thicker, less likely to sustain damage (I tend to drop stuff).

The model number sticker on the pedal very clearly says NWI-FP-22; but I measured the resistance at the connector and it very definitely ranges from zero to 10K, not zero to 22K, with the resistance between pins 5 and 3 being a constant 10K, as you'd expect with a 10K potentiometer.Is that a problem? With most welders, probably not. All that *should* matter is that the resistance range is smooth and consistent, that it reaches all the way to both extremes, and that the resistance is still at the lowest extreme when the switch clicks. Which is all true here.On my Everlast welder, it works great; no clipping, smooth motion. And the construction of the pedal is excellent. But it's a bit shady that they clearly labeled it as 22K while actually fitting it with a (typically cheaper) 10K pot. So, 4 stars instead of 5.

Great

Doesn’t allow for checking amps while plugging in and says it will work properly with my model of everlast

Pedal works great was exactly what I needed and is what I expected