Very Simple High Power 7000W Induction Heater 12v DC Building a Powerful Induction Heater
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- Опубликовано: 7 янв 2022
- Very Simple High Power 7000W Induction Heater 12v - 40v DC Building a Powerful Induction Heater
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very good and simple job
but I think power=V*A=17*15=255w not 7000
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Con pocos watts te genera los 7000 watts muy bien felicitaciones
@@RJEDITALL someone is going to try and build this and think it's 7kw..... either you don't know the actual rating (scary) or you're BS'ing a lot of people.
@@nitrousman8882 If a rich man tries it and fail, he will sue the uploader quickly.
伙计你把电焊机拿上来，接上俩50A整流桥并联用散热板压住来测试。Dude, take the welding machine, connect two 50A rectifier bridges in parallel and press them with a heat sink to test.
just love the aesthetics of this project, any fool can make something work but only a craftsman can make it look good as well
You are posting these inferior circuits just to get views.
You claim ridiculous specifications and a lot of the circuits are dangerous and have no protection.
Stop watching these videos and giving views.
It's funny. Title says 7 kW... To be honest, 7 kilowatts of power could easily make a firecracker out of this thing, and it could easily melt that wrench in seconds. But it's a good sounding clickbait, such uploaders can thank Alphabet Inc. that they don't employ fact-checkers yet. And they like clickbaits too, their paychecks depend on the ignorance of the viewers.
If I want to develope this device into melting heater,which part should I upgrade dude
@@sasipurani I think this induction heater is not what you can use as a fundation for your melting heater. For an inductive melting heater, the main (heating) coil should be made out of minimum 6-10 millimeter inner diameter copper tube, with coolant liquid circulating in it.
You will need a higher voltage and amperage power supply that can produce enough power for the process, at a relatively high frequency. The power and the frequency depend on what you want to melt, the amount of the material and the shape of it. I guess RUclips is not the place where you want to gather enough information for building a reliable and safe melting heater. Forums about applied electricity would be the right place to look at.
Baladar,Thanks alot for your kind reply and useful guide ❤️
Yes. It's probably like 1/20th of that...
It works though. What do you think it actually is, power wise?
A larger version would be great for forging and tempering metals
You are posting these inferior circuits just to get views.
You claim ridiculous specifications and a lot of the circuits are dangerous and have no protection.
Stop watching these videos and giving views.
@@gordonwelcher9598 you should leave this guy alone
@@dylan_official9538 Granite is not conductive, you'd have a hard with this circuit.
Nice build! But just asking, where did you get a 583A power supply? 7000W/12V = 583A Your supply side wire gauge is not thick enough to supply that much current. Probably 30A max on those thin wires. This is probably 300W if I had to guess. Thanks.
Exactly. Most probably "7000 W" title is just for clickbait otherwise those wires would melt like butter at 583 A. You can also judge by the size of the transformer which from the video looks like a 500 W trasformer, at maximum.
May I know how much inductance is right in the coil, because the number of the length of the turnip is not available
1 IRFP260N is 300w by spec. So 600w
@@juperrrThe wires would'n melt, they would vaporize at 600A.
It is about 250w
Don't you think, that there is a little mistake in your calculations? 12v and 30A are 360W and not 7000.
At 7000W you get a current of 580A and the 1qmm wires would glow bright white for a short time and then evaporate.
clicks. Still a worth while video.
Wow very simple and workit i like it 😊
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Thanks for your Project, what are the measurements of the (toroidal magnet) the internal, external and width?
Assalamu Alaikum, I wish you all the best. I enjoy watching your videos, there is a lot to learn from it. I want to learn a lot from you, how I want to use 12 volts to 3000 watts every day, about 7-8 hours. So that I can use it for a long time. My electric digital stove is 2200 watts. I always want to run it. I would have benefited a lot from providing simple and safe durable diagrams and videos. Thanks
That's a LOT of power.
3kW is 250 AMPS of current @ 12V. (V=I*R and W=V*I ... 3000/12=250)
250A * 8hrs is 2000Ahr per day
2000Ahrs * 12v is 24000Whrs per day, or 24Kwhrs per 8 hr day.
A lot of power. Where are you getting the power from?
@@jimmyb1451 thanks a lot
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Com serteza e nota 10 muito bom ! legal!
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Vc conseguiu fazer???
Muchas felicidades ún fuerte abrazo grande gracias por compartir tus conocimientos dios te ha de dar más saludos desde San Lorenzo Naucalpan México
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thank you brother for sharing this. I am really thankful.
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Your design and tutorial is awesome, You clarified everything here, even a layman can cope step by step through you analytical steps. Good job, keep it up
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Can anybody tell me what is the name of the diode and zener diode going from one mosfet to the other please, he says go to the diagramm and I can't find it and the names are not in the video.
This is what i had in mind, but i don't know how to do it, this video is very helpful, thnks alot👍👍
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Excelente trabalho parabéns..👏👏👏
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Wonderfull Video, but it is not 7kW, because P1=P2, so 40V*30A is 1.2kW.
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Meus parabéns , seu trabalho está muito bem feito limpo e com respeito aos técnicos que desejam aprender , os outros que tenho visto na maioria tudo torto mau soldado e até o soldador é um lixo . a gostaria se possível de comprar os componentes .
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Thanks for a wonderful video you have posted and will you tell me which component should I upgrade to turn the metal into melting condition.thanks in advance
Thanks for visit, for upgrade, add more mosfet. And more capacitor add.
@@RJEDITALL once again thanks for your kind reply Bro
@@sasipurani Don't waste you time upgrading this, if you want to melt metal you will need 230vac upwards. and a hell of a lot of amps too!
This is a real simple and unique item that can be made quickly. The performance is just super. What I am wondering about is could this be used to heat a small space ?? Most electric resistance heaters are supposedly 100 percent efficient, but in reality they fall far short. This would be a real nice gadget to somehow heat the air. What do you think RJ ??
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@@RJEDITALL Do you think that a much better led could be made way cheaper ??
I know for a fact that what we have now is just garbage. Even lasts a hundred years.
Magnetic field of this frequency an strength doesn't produce circulation induced currents in the air. (Usable only for metals, better with metals with higher specific resistance)
@@linzero3664 This is my idea. Use a tube that you pump water through that goes into a radiator. The radiator has a air fan the cools the hot water from the induction heating of the metal pipe. This is a simple way to heat water for heating a small room that I believe will be way more efficient that the run of the mill resistive electric space heater.
Does that make sense to you Lin Zero ??? Let me know if you would like more information. Would bet this would be the killer unit for heat. Peace
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很好的一件作品，很敬佩作者。应该说，是一个很巧妙的高频发生器。如果真是12伏，根据电流是12，14安来计算，是150瓦左右。这也很了不起了。铁热到红，是高频加热表面热到红，内部应该不会红。👍
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For all who interested how this work and can be calculated I throw in the term "Royer Converter" or "Royer Oscillator". By the way, the shown circuit is wrong. The capacitors have to be placed parallel to the heating coil because both build an oscillating circuit.
Capacitor A little heating problems, you use cooling fan. Thanks for visit
Are the capacitors not already in parallel?
Capacitors are placed in parallel on the coil, it is clearly visible! No offense! Hi!
Están en paralelo solo que de dos en dos los unió y saco dos y dos@@RJEDITALL
Откуда там 7 киловатт при напряжении 12 вольт это сумашедший ток надо чтоб до такой мощности раскачать этот прибор.500 ампер минимум надо этож где их взять.
Я тоже удивляюсь везде пишут до 10Квт...откуда..
guess it would be also be a good tesla coil primary driver.
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1)Whether we can add additional capacitors for increasing the power?
2) What is the diameter of toroidal coil and the inductance value of the setup?
1) You can try
2) Inductance 100 μH
And diameter 1.7 μm (approx)
All details in the video. Check well
@@MarshLofi Well. something went wrong, are you sure the coil's diameter is 1.7 μm? μ stands for micron, and a micrometer is a very short distance. People are usually not able to make 1.7 μm diameter coils. The coil in the video looks more like a 1.7 inch diameter one, doesn't it?
@@baladar1353 11 turns on 50 mm inner diameter of coil, wire 2.5mm, space between turns 5mm = 3 μH
2. Infinite diameter, Infinite inductance.
where did you get the value 7000W induction Heater? What are the parameters ( v , I, etc...)
15A X 50 V=7500 WATTS APPROX.
Here you go again! 15x50=750. The missing 6750 watts in your brilliant little science class tuition of course just appears. Out of thin air. Right?
@@alocin110 15A X 50 V = 750 WATTS NOT 7500 WATTS
Hay đấy nhỉ, đã đăng ký kênh của bạn.
A ver si vas dando más datos x favor que ya lo quiero hacer ,
Muchas gracias por compartir
Ok, thank you very much
🧐How do you get 7000W out of a DC 40V/30A power supply? What about 1200W?
15A X 50 V=7500 WATTS APPROX.
@@alocin110
Well… 15A ✖️ 50V is 750W in my neck of the woods. What about brushing up your Science class skills a tiny bit?
@@alocin110 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 stupid. Use calculator or simply computer
@@alocin110 15A X 50 V = 750 WATTS NOT 7500 WATTS
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I like the 12volt idea .could it be used for a heater in a minivan in the winter for someone whos living in it? Very kool and thank you for sharing.please keep the 12 volt heating and projects coming.i love them .thanks
You can use 12v dc
@@RJEDITALL Will 1amp do? I have a power supply of 12v1apm
@@shantilkhadatkar1195 minimum 5 ampere
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Thanks you, I need something like this for heating water fast with small energy inputs thanks very much, keep walking and thanks for free knowledge 😀
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Awesome. Thanks for share.
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Amazing video
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thin plates,smallgap between them just like car radiator.very efficient.
Good craftsmanship ...
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this is what am I waiting for....
thanks, man....
I've got what I need.....
all I gotta do is hunt down those components and put em' together...
hopefully, I didn't make any mistake
so it won't go #ElectroBoom style...
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Very good project,
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im surprised that the capacitor leads don't melt
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Bel video molto interessante
Ho parlato dello stesso argomento in un video . Proprio un bel lavoro complimenti
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I have to admit thats pretty badass.
Why, good working
@@RJEDITALLBut not 7kW, just a few hundred watts.
I don't show much attention, but my wife has installed and induction cooker top in our kitchen. . I live in SA. I tell you it will boil a pot of water in about e minutes. It's amazing. And take the pot off ,it goes off and us pretty cool to the touch
Thank you very much for your compliments, yes you can try
Hi! Thanks for the video. Is it possible to use IRF1404 in this scheme ?
You can use any N Channel MOSFET
I have never seen a clamp-on ammeter work on DC before.
SLOW TUTORIAL, i love it
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Congratulations, very good project! To use truck batteries 12V 180amps what do I need to change? Thank you very much
Maximum 25 amp 30v dc. Wait for another video. Thanks
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in this simple scheme, the heat loss is almost halved. Unlocking the transistors must be done quickly to reduce losses
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very nice , and thanks for sharing. I wonder how the indoctor does not melt, ususaly they made it from cupper pipe with water runnning thru pipe .
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I would like to hear some discussion of how it works and what each of these parts is for.
Full video watch you understand
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Super Power Full Inductor
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Excelent video, I going to Make me inductor, thanks very much
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Hello, RJ has just built the heat inductor, I have noticed that the 0.68 wf capacitors and the air coil begin to heat up without any metal being introduced into the coil. the transistors, resistors and diodes remain stable cold without heating, nothing else is the capacitors and coil that get very hot, what can it be?
@@amper66c.d55 you can use cooling fan, and check it well, please use maximum 25v 20 ampere dc, no heating problems
DJ thanks for your answer, so the circuit is working fine? no need to modify any component?
Looks like a home made induction heater
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@@RJEDITALL a much bigger version is used industrially, for hardening and tempering axle shafts. Great work. It definitely gives many of us ideas
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Very nice video thanks
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Really hart warming, can you please do some annimation of electrons behavior inside the circuit, i want to see what's happening inside the circuit
You try, complete understand
Can I adjust the heat setting? I need it to get to 200 f and no hotter...
GREAT VIDEO!!!
I need a high voltage at the ZVS output directly. Can an IGBT directly replace the mosfet if voltages are considered.
Yes, you can use igbt. Thanks
Nice work,………. 7 kw ! Guess ~ 2oo to 300 watts max,…… @12 v / 15 A
Lots of lovely dry joints. Use a PCB. And I agree, nowhere near 7KW.
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Buenas noches, me gustaría saber si calienta un hierro macizo de 20x20, muchas gracias
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Very nice video liked and subscribed thanks for idea can you please tell if i can use 100uH inductor or not thankyou
Thank you very much, yes, you can use
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Релакс. Схемы нету. И про опасность не сказано. Но думаю не страшная штука для руки. , главное не сувать туда неоновые лампы.. 😊🔥
Схема - обычный ZVS генератор с двумя дросселями. Я думаю что схема с отводом от середины тоже может использоваться и будет более эффективной.
Wow I thought I was seeing things but this is so funny to watch I like it!
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7kw, written may be type mistake typo mistake, but over prototype work idea must be appreciated.
I would say nice and clean work. Well done
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Wrap the wire then solder, instead of just soldering them like that.
You need a good mechanical connection as well as a good electrical connection.