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245554 - Miller Filtair 130 Replacement Fuse Micro Time-Lag

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OVERVIEW

Reliable Circuit Protection for Fume Extraction Systems

The Miller 245554 Fuse is a critical replacement component designed specifically for the Miller Filtair 130 fume extraction system. In the demanding environment of industrial welding, equipment reliability is paramount. This fuse is engineered with "Micro Time-Lag" characteristics, a specific design choice intended to handle the inrush currents typically associated with the startup of inductive loads, such as the motors and fans found within fume extractors. Unlike standard fast-acting fuses that might blow immediately upon the initial power surge of the machine, this time-lag fuse allows for brief, normal spikes in current while still providing robust protection against sustained overloads and short circuits.

Using genuine OEM parts like the Miller 245554 ensures that the safety parameters of the Filtair 130 are maintained according to factory specifications. Substituting with incorrect generic fuses can lead to two primary issues: nuisance blowing, which causes unnecessary downtime and frustration, or, more dangerously, a failure to trip during a genuine fault, potentially leading to catastrophic damage to the machine's internal wiring, control boards, or motor windings. This fuse acts as the first line of defense for the electrical system, sacrificing itself to protect more expensive components from electrical faults.

Maintenance personnel and shop managers understand that the Filtair 130 plays a vital role in maintaining air quality and meeting OSHA compliance standards in the welding shop. A non-functional fume extractor due to a blown fuse is not just an equipment failure; it is a health and safety halt. Keeping a stock of these specific micro time-lag fuses ensures that any electrical interruption can be resolved immediately, restoring the protective airflow required for safe welding operations. This product is sold individually and is a direct-fit replacement, ensuring easy installation without the need for modification or guesswork regarding amperage ratings and physical dimensions.

When servicing Miller equipment, verifying the integrity of the electrical protection system is a standard step in troubleshooting. If a Filtair 130 unit fails to power on, checking the 245554 fuse should be one of the first diagnostic actions. Replacing a blown fuse with this genuine Miller part restores the unit to operational status with the confidence that the circuit protection is calibrated exactly for the machine's power requirements.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea
Product Type:Replacement Fuse
Compatible Equipment:Miller Filtair 130
Application:Circuit Protection
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Product Type:Replacement Fuse
Fuse Characteristics:Micro Time-Lag
Compatible Equipment:Miller Filtair 130
Application:Circuit Protection
brand:miller
packaging-description:1-per-ea

INCLUDED

  • (1) Micro Time-Lag Fuse

APPLICATIONS

  • Miller Filtair 130 Maintenance: Essential replacement part for restoring power to Filtair 130 units.
  • Electrical Circuit Protection: Safeguards internal components from electrical overloads and short circuits.
  • Shop Safety Compliance: Ensures fume extraction equipment remains operational for welder safety.

FAQ

This fuse is specifically designed for use with the Miller Filtair 130 fume extraction system.

Micro Time-Lag, often called 'slow-blow', means the fuse can withstand high current surges for a short duration (like during motor startup) without blowing, while still protecting against sustained overloads.

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

This product is sold as a single unit (1 per package).

No, it is not recommended. A standard fast-acting fuse will likely blow immediately upon machine startup due to the inrush current of the motor.

If your Filtair 130 will not power on, check the fuse. A blown fuse may look black or have a broken filament inside. You can also test it for continuity using a multimeter.

Consult your Miller Filtair 130 owner's manual for the exact location of the fuse holder, typically found near the power input or control panel.