110/220v welder on 240v

[jackz]

I am looking at buying a TIG, and was looking at this one, Lotos TIG200 200A AC DC Square Wave Inverter Aluminum TIG Stick Welder W Pedal | eBay (http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/LOTOS-TIG200-200A-AC-DC-Square-Wave-Inverter-Aluminum-Tig-Stick-Welder-w-Pedal-/251332969905?pt=AU_Welding&hash=item3a849cc5b1) ,on ebay.
What I was wondering, (and this could well be a stupid question), was would these, Lotos Combo TIG200 TIG Welder 50A Plasma Cutter LT5000D FOR Aluminum Steel | eBay (http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/LOTOS-COMBO-TIG200-TIG-WELDER-50A-Plasma-Cutter-LT5000D-for-Aluminum-Steel-/380667887027?pt=BI_Welders&hash=item58a192fdb3) , which is specified for 110/220V be usable here?

[jafir]

Should be fine. It looks like it ships from the US, where most of us have the option for what we refer to as 220 volt power, usually for large appliances. The actual power ranges from 208 to 240 volts depending on where you live. Our power is usually 60hz alternating current, but the spec on the website show that it should work with 50hz ac that most of the rest of the world uses.