Skip to Main Content

283807 - Miller Electric 12VDC 20A Socket Mount Relay

Packaging: 1 per ea
string(11) "testing exp" string(0) ""
$35.90/ea $22.28/1 per ea only $22.28/eaSave 38%

Usually ships within 3-5 business days

string(11) "testing exp" string(0) ""

OVERVIEW

Technical Overview of the Miller 283807 Relay

The Miller 283807 is a specialized electromechanical relay designed for precision control within Miller welding equipment. As a critical component in the internal circuitry of welding power sources and wire feeders, this relay facilitates the switching of electrical circuits, allowing low-power signals to control higher-power actions. The unit features a 12VDC coil, making it compatible with standard 12-volt control logic systems found in many industrial machines. Its primary function is to manage the flow of current to various subsystems, ensuring that operations such as gas solenoid activation, wire feed motor engagement, or contactor closure occur reliably upon command.

Constructed with a robust enclosed housing, this relay is engineered to withstand the challenging environments typical of welding workshops and industrial sites. The enclosure provides essential protection for the internal contacts against airborne contaminants like metal dust, grinding particles, and atmospheric moisture, which can otherwise lead to premature contact failure or arcing. The contact configuration is specified as NC/NO (Normally Closed / Normally Open), offering versatile logic options. This allows the relay to be used in circuits that require a default state of either continuity or isolation, switching to the opposite state when the coil is energized. With a contact rating of 20 Amps at 14 VDC, it is capable of handling significant DC loads, making it suitable for driving motors, solenoids, or other inductive loads within its rating.

One of the standout features of the Miller 283807 is its socket mount design. Unlike soldered relays that require desoldering tools and significant time to replace, a socket-mount relay can be quickly unplugged and replaced if a fault occurs. This design consideration significantly reduces maintenance downtime and simplifies troubleshooting procedures for technicians. When diagnosing machine faults, the ability to quickly swap a relay allows for rapid isolation of electrical issues. As a genuine Miller OEM part, this relay ensures perfect physical fitment and electrical compatibility with the original equipment, maintaining the manufacturer's performance standards and safety ratings.

Electrical reliability is paramount in welding operations where consistency is key. A failing relay can cause intermittent issues, such as erratic wire feeding or failure to initiate an arc, which can compromise weld quality. By utilizing the authentic Miller 283807 relay, operators and maintenance personnel can restore their equipment to factory specifications. The 20A rating provides a safety margin for 14VDC circuits, ensuring the contacts do not weld shut under normal operating conditions. Whether used for repair or stocked as a critical spare part, this relay represents the quality and durability expected from Miller Electric components.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea
Coil Voltage:12 VDC
Contact Configuration:NC/NO
Mounting Type:Socket Mount
----- new values below ----
Coil Voltage:12 VDC
Contact Rating:20 A / 14 VDC
Contact Configuration:NC/NO
Mounting Type:Socket Mount
Enclosure Type:Enclosed
Brand:Miller OEM
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea

INCLUDED

  • 1x Miller 283807 Relay

APPLICATIONS

  • Miller Welding Power Sources
  • Wire Feeder Control Circuits
  • 12VDC Industrial Switching
  • Automotive DC Applications
  • Equipment Repair and Maintenance

FAQ

The coil voltage is 12 VDC.

The contacts are rated for 20 Amps at 14 VDC.

It is a socket mount relay, designed to plug directly into a compatible base.

Yes, this is an authentic Miller OEM replacement part.

NC stands for Normally Closed and NO stands for Normally Open, indicating the relay has contacts available for both switching states.

You should verify the part number in your machine's owner's manual or parts list, or check the serial number on the Miller website.

Common symptoms include a clicking sound with no resulting action, no clicking sound when activated, or intermittent operation of functions like wire feeding or gas flow.

Yes, it features an enclosed housing to protect the contacts from dust and debris.