I need to make sure I power this up right here in the US. The plug for the SMALLSMT has the following:

L = 240V?
N = 0V?
Ground = earth ground

To work in the US I think I need to wire it like the following (this would make give it 240V):

L = 120V +
N = 120V -
Ground = 0V (earth ground)

Is this the correct way for powering up in the US?

I know there are these machines in the US. How are they powering the unit? Are they using a transformer? If so, do you have link to recommendation? My first plan was to wire it up like I listed with L - 120V+ and N - 120V- but after reading this may cause problems.

Good to know. Can you ask some of the US customers what they used to power their units? This option has a really high cost.

Can you list again what the power specification is again for the SMT system? (Voltage and current)

Placed an order for the unit show below:
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Will update on how well it works for this.

Just so your customers know, this product did work and seems to power the unit on with no issues using standard 110V power from US outlet.

Utah. We took delivery in January 2016. Standard IEC cable plugs in to wall power 120AC. No issues with power so far. No extra transformers, etc, needed. This may be an older machine than what's currently being discussed, however. VP-2500D with what I think is 'Controller V1.'

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Hi All,
I thought that I would tell everyone that I am using this transformer without much trouble: Werbung: http://www.ebay.com/itm/500-Watt-ACUPWR-Step-Up-Voltage-Transformer-Converter-Made-in-the-USA-/291799811923?hash=item43f09fc753:g:Ze8AAOSwvg9Xap0X

When I say "without much trouble", I mean that the transformer does get a little bit hot, so I put a nice big fan in front of it, and now it only gets a little bit warm. I'm very happy with this solution. In case you have any trouble with the URL above, take a look here: https://acupwr.com/products/acupwr-au-500-500-watt-110-120-volts-to-220-240-volts-step-up-transformer

Oh, and I'm running a VP2800HP (gear drive instead of belt drive)

Michael,
Would it be possible to send me the manufacturer and model number of the power supply, or supplies if there is more then one, in VP-2000S and VP2500DP ? I am in the process of writing a purchase justification to my boss to purchase one of your machines. In my justification I need to include any additional equipment I will need, such as air compressor and Windows computer. I would rather not guess at the power requirements, and if I had your machine's wiring diagram (which I don't think you would want to send me) and/or the machine's power supplies make and model, I could figure out what I need.

Thanks,
Bill

Michael,

Thanks, I went to the Meanwell website and took a look at a few power supplies and all of them had input specifications of:
VOLTAGE RANGE = 80~264VAC
FREQUENCY RANGE = 47-63Hz
Unless the power supply model/s you use don't have the same specs, or your machines run something directly off the input line voltage, I have to believe I can just plug either one of your machines in, here in the USA.
When you get a chance, I know you are a busy guy, if you would please let me know what model number your power supplies are, I would really appreciate it. Also, if you power supplies are custom made by Meanwell, would you be able to send their electrical specifications?
I have a couple of weeks before I can order, because we are presently moving into a new building, 4 times the size were we are at right now.

Much thanks,
Bill