Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Sierra Eléctrica para Hormigón de 406 mm 5060 W, Sierra Circular de Alta Potencia Profundidad de Corte de 152 mm, Cortador de Disco Húmedo / Seco con Tubería de Agua Hoja para Piedra Ladrillo

The machine is very good. The only thing I thing Ned improved is the weight because its heavy when cutting vertical walls. I think it you use aluminum it titanium case it would be light.

For the price you can't beat it awesome deal and available warranty is great

The breaker of the panel kept jumping. There is suppose to be an integrated breaker on the extension plug of the saw, which is suppose to prevent the main breaker from jumping. Seems not to be working properly

Only issue I had was I ruined a 12 gauge 25 ft cord as it wasn’t big enough, ended up using the generator to run the saw. Needs a 30 amp breaker and a 10 gauge cord or a generator and you will love this thing, I’d prefer it had a water hose connection instead of a pump but just a preference as I’m going to put an adapter on it myself

Saw worked well. I rant it off a 20 amp breaker and tripped it 2 or 3 times a day, but not bad. Was removing and old driveway which is about as big a job as you'd ever do. The pump isn't great but a 2 dollar hose nozzle took car of that.

We love to use this saw, WHEN we can... Trips breakers all the time. Only runs continuous on a 15kW generator or greater.

Het blad ging als een tierelier door het beton heen. De wateraanvoer is echtter slecht,maar kun je zelf met wat betere koppelingen gemakkelijk aansluiten op een tuinslang aanvoer.

This thing is a beast! But it trips 20A circuits constantly.

Lo vi lo compré , me pareció un precio razonable y puedo decir que funciona perfectamente.

The 16 inch saw certainly pulls more than 15 amps. The NEMA 5-15p is only rated for 15 amps. This saw also pulls more than 20 amps. It may work on a generator like this. If you plug it into your house wiring the breaker will eventually trip. It won't short trip your breaker, but it will heat the breaker and trip it. You can take frequent breaks and it will allow your breaker to cool. Regardless this is all a bit sketchy and the 16 inch saw should have come with a 30 amp rated plug. The NEMA 5-30 would be an obvious choice for code compliance. Although it's uncommon. A travel trailer 30 amp plug would also be safe and many generators could support that, but that's supposed to be used for travel trailers only. I may swap that plug at some point.