Wireless Foot Pedal?

Does anyone know of one that works with the Everlast 7 pin? Here is one that I found for Miller....


https://www.arc-zone.com/index.php?m...8a_RoCFkvw_wcB

Not sure, but there has been a lawsuit over the patent of the technology.

Here is the reply from LineMaster company....
currently the off the shelf models are only configured for 6 & 12 Lincoln and 14 pin Miller welders. We do have the ability to create custom variations for alternate vendors, but it would involve getting schematics or at the very least an Everlast welder in order to see if our pedal would work with it. For the time being the quick answer is no, but if the demand for a wireless for the Everlast brand rises that could change.

I think the price point of $800 for a foot pedal might stop many Everlast owners from getting one. It would be nice but the way I look at it is I have to pull cables out for everything else so what is one more.

If AZ sells it for $450 I'm sure it could be had at around $400 from respectable dealers.

Already got a message from Oleg and they do not supply schematics, so it looks like best hope is for them to get a Everlast to try.

Not sure of the price at Line Master, but I think AZ was $450. thanks for the replies.

I rather doubt there will ever be support for Everlast. They just look at the numbers and for a specialty item like that, it will be Miller and Lincoln right off the bat. Maybe ESAB and Hobart for phase two, but not likely to go beyond that. Zoama was spot on about the price. MSRP of $395. I'm sure it could be adapted, but for that price, you might as well just build to suit, and roll your own. I can see some production shops where keeping cords out of walkways would be worth it, but as long as you are dragging a torch cable what's the big deal with a pedal cable. For me I'm sure the battery would go flat right when I need it most, too.

The best tool to make anyone a better welder, is of course, more practice.

When they offer a wireless torch and a wireless work clamp I'll need a wireless pedal to match. Practice with a torch switch and keep it simple.