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072817 - Miller 24VAC DPDT Enclosed Relay 20A 8-Pin Flange Mount

Packaging: 1 PER EA
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OVERVIEW

Reliable Control for Miller Welding Equipment

The Miller 072817 Relay is a critical component designed to maintain the operational integrity of your Miller welding machinery. As a genuine OEM part, this enclosed relay is engineered to meet the exact specifications required by Miller Electric for their high-performance equipment. Relays play a pivotal role in the internal electronics of welding power sources, acting as the bridge between low-voltage control signals and higher-power circuits. This specific unit features a 24VAC coil, a standard voltage for control logic in many industrial machines, ensuring seamless integration with your existing system's architecture.

Featuring a Double Pole Double Throw (DPDT) configuration, this relay offers versatile switching capabilities, allowing it to control two independent circuits simultaneously. This is particularly useful in complex welding systems where multiple subsystems—such as cooling fans, gas solenoids, or wire feed motors—need to be activated or deactivated in unison. The relay is rated for 20 Amps at 120VAC, providing ample capacity to handle substantial electrical loads without overheating or failing prematurely. The robust contact rating ensures longevity even under the frequent cycling typical of busy fabrication environments.

Durability is a key focus of the Miller 072817. The "Encl" in its description stands for enclosed, meaning the delicate internal contacts and armature are housed within a protective shell. In a welding shop, the air is often filled with conductive dust, metal grinding particles, and fumes. An enclosed relay prevents these contaminants from fouling the contacts, which could otherwise lead to arcing, increased resistance, or complete failure. The 8-pin design with flange mounting ensures that the relay remains securely fastened within the machine chassis, resistant to the vibrations caused by transformers and cooling systems. When replacing internal components, choosing genuine Miller parts like the 072817 guarantees fitment, safety, and performance.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea
Coil Voltage:24 VAC
Contact Configuration:DPDT (Double Pole Double Throw)
Amperage Rating:20 A @ 120 VAC
Mounting Type:Flange Mount
Pin Count:8 Pins
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Coil Voltage:24 VAC
Contact Configuration:DPDT (Double Pole Double Throw)
Amperage Rating:20 A @ 120 VAC
Mounting Type:Flange Mount
Pin Count:8 Pins
Enclosure Type:Enclosed
brand:miller
packaging-description:1-per-ea

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Miller 072817 Relay, Enclosed 24VAC DPDT

APPLICATIONS

  • Miller Welding Power Sources
  • Industrial Control Panels
  • HVAC Systems (where specs match)
  • Motor Control Circuits
  • Solenoid Activation

FAQ

The coil voltage for this relay is 24VAC. It is designed to be energized by a 24-volt alternating current control signal.

DPDT stands for Double Pole Double Throw. This means the relay has two separate circuits (poles) that can each be switched between two different positions (throws), allowing for versatile control configurations.

To verify fitment, you should check the parts manual for your specific welding machine model or cross-reference your machine's serial number with Miller's parts database.

The contacts on this relay are rated for 20 Amps at 120VAC, making it suitable for switching relatively high-current loads like fans or motors.

This is an enclosed relay. The housing protects the internal contacts from dust, dirt, and debris, which is crucial for longevity in industrial environments.

The Miller 072817 features a flange mount design, allowing it to be securely fastened to a panel or chassis using screws or bolts.

While it is a standard industrial relay type, it is sold as a direct replacement for Miller equipment. If using it for other applications, ensure the coil voltage (24VAC), contact rating (20A), and pin configuration (8-pin) match your requirements exactly.

Common symptoms include a component (like a fan or valve) not turning on, the relay making a buzzing noise without engaging, or visible signs of burning/melting on the casing.