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286443 - Miller 14-Pin Remote Control Interconnect Cable

Packaging: 1 per ea
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OVERVIEW

Precision Signal Transmission for Industrial Welding

The Miller 286443 Interconnecting Cable is a critical component designed to facilitate seamless communication between Miller welding power sources and their auxiliary peripherals. In the realm of precision welding, particularly with TIG and advanced MIG processes, the integrity of the control signal is just as important as the welding current itself. This cable utilizes the industry-standard 14-pin configuration, a robust interface widely adopted across the Miller Electric product line to manage remote contactor closure, amperage control, and voltage sensing.

Engineered to meet strict OEM specifications, the 286443 assembly ensures that low-voltage control signals (typically 24 VAC) and potentiometer data are transmitted without interference or voltage drop. In industrial environments, electromagnetic interference (EMI) from high-frequency starts or nearby heavy machinery can disrupt communication between a power source and a wire feeder or remote control. Miller's construction utilizes high-quality shielding and insulation materials to mitigate these risks, ensuring that the machine responds instantaneously to operator inputs. The connectors are precision-molded to ensure a tight, vibration-resistant fit, preventing intermittent faults that can lead to weld defects or process interruptions.

Durability is a core focus of this component's design. The outer jacket is formulated to resist the harsh conditions found in fabrication shops, including exposure to cutting fluids, oils, grinding dust, and incidental heat. The internal conductors are stranded for flexibility, allowing the cable to be routed through cable trays or booms without sustaining damage from bend radius stress. For maintenance and repair operations (MRO), utilizing genuine Miller parts like the 286443 guarantees fitment and performance, eliminating the troubleshooting time often associated with aftermarket universal cables. This cable is an essential spare for facilities utilizing Miller automation or remote-controlled welding stations.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea
Accessory Type:Interconnecting Cable
Connection Style:14-Pin
Application:Remote Control Connection, Wire Feeder Connection
Cable Type:Control Assembly
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Accessory Type:Interconnecting Cable
Connection Style:14-Pin
Application:Remote Control Connection, Wire Feeder Connection
Cable Type:Control Assembly
Brand:Miller OEM
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea

INCLUDED

  • (1) 14-Pin Interconnecting Cable Assembly
  • Installation Instructions

APPLICATIONS

  • Connecting remote foot pedals or hand controls to power sources
  • Interfacing wire feeders with welding power supplies
  • Replacing damaged or intermittent control cables
  • Extending the reach of welding peripherals in large bays
  • General industrial fabrication and maintenance

FAQ

This cable features a standard 14-pin connector, commonly used on Miller equipment for remote control and wire feeder connections.

Yes, this is a genuine Miller Electric OEM part, ensuring exact fitment and adherence to factory specifications.

It is used to interconnect the welding power source with peripherals such as remote amperage controls, foot pedals, or wire feeders.

No, it is designed specifically for Miller welding machines that utilize the 14-pin receptacle system. Check your machine's manual for compatibility.

No, this is a control cable designed to carry low-voltage signals (24V, contactor, potentiometer data), not the main welding current.

OEM cables like this Miller 286443 are built to the specific electrical and physical standards of the machine, ensuring reliable signal transmission and durability.

While repair is possible, internal breaks in multi-conductor cables can be difficult to locate. Replacement is often more cost-effective and reliable.