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218794 - Miller 218794 14VDC Continuous Duty Pull Solenoid

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OVERVIEW

Precision Control with Miller OEM Components

The Miller 218794 Solenoid is a critical electromechanical component designed to restore the precise functionality of your Miller welding equipment. As a genuine Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) part, this solenoid is engineered to meet the exact specifications required by Miller's rigorous engineering standards. In industrial environments where equipment reliability is paramount, utilizing authentic replacement parts is the only way to guarantee consistent performance and longevity of your capital investments.

This specific unit is a 14 VDC (Volts Direct Current) solenoid, optimized for integration into the low-voltage control circuits typical of modern welding power sources and engine-driven welders. With a current draw of only 0.53 Amps, it operates efficiently without placing undue load on the machine's control board or power supply. The "Pull Type" designation indicates its mechanical action, where the energizing of the coil creates a magnetic field that retracts the plunger, performing a mechanical task such as opening a valve, adjusting a throttle, or engaging a mechanism.

Continuous Duty Reliability

One of the standout features of the Miller 218794 is its Continuous Duty (CONT) rating. In electromechanical terms, this means the solenoid is designed to remain energized for indefinite periods without overheating or failing. This is crucial for applications where the solenoid must hold a position for the duration of a welding cycle or a long operational shift. Inferior, intermittent-duty solenoids used in such applications would quickly burn out, leading to machine failure and costly downtime.

Maintenance professionals and industrial electricians understand that substituting a solenoid with incorrect voltage or duty ratings can lead to catastrophic failures in the control circuitry. By choosing the Miller 218794, you ensure that the coil resistance, inductance, and mechanical force are perfectly matched to the system's design. Whether used for gas flow control, engine idle management, or other actuation needs within the welder, this component delivers the durability expected from Miller Electric.

Technical Specifications:

  • Voltage: 14 VDC
  • Current: 0.53 Amps
  • Action: Pull Type
  • Duty Cycle: Continuous
Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea
Voltage:14 VDC
Amps:0.53 A
Component Type:Solenoid
Actuation Type:Pull Type
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Component Type:Solenoid
Actuation Type:Pull Type
Duty Rating:Continuous
Current Draw:0.53 Amps
Brand:Miller OEM
Voltage:14 VDC
Amps:0.53 A
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Miller 218794 Solenoid (14VDC, 0.53 Amp, Pull Type)
  • Installation Hardware (if integrated)

APPLICATIONS

  • Replacement of faulty solenoids in Miller welding power sources.
  • Repair of throttle control or idle mechanisms in engine-driven welders.
  • Gas flow control systems requiring 14VDC continuous actuation.
  • General electromechanical repair for compatible industrial equipment.

FAQ

The Miller 218794 solenoid is rated for 14 VDC (Volts Direct Current).

Pull type refers to the mechanical action of the solenoid; when energized, the plunger is pulled into the coil body to actuate a mechanism.

Yes, the 'CONT' in the description stands for Continuous Duty, meaning it can remain energized indefinitely without overheating.

This solenoid draws 0.53 Amps during operation.

This part fits various Miller models. Please check your machine's parts manual for part number 218794 to confirm compatibility.

Yes, this is a genuine OEM replacement part manufactured by Miller Electric.

It is not recommended. Using non-OEM parts with different resistance or duty ratings can damage your welder's control board.

Common signs include the machine failing to idle down, gas not flowing, or the solenoid not clicking when it should. A multimeter can be used to check for coil continuity.