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274191 - Miller 20A DPST Rocker Switch Replacement

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OVERVIEW

Reliable Power Control with the Miller 274191 Rocker Switch

The Miller 274191 is a high-quality replacement rocker switch designed specifically for Miller welding equipment. As a genuine OEM component, it ensures that your machinery maintains the safety and performance standards established by the manufacturer. This switch features a Double Pole Single Throw (DPST) configuration, which is commonly used to switch two circuit lines simultaneously—often the live and neutral lines in AC power applications—providing a complete isolation of the circuit when in the 'Off' position. This configuration is critical for the safe operation of high-powered industrial equipment.

Electrically, the switch is rated for 20 Amperes at 277 Volts AC. This robust rating allows it to handle the significant inrush currents and continuous loads often associated with welding power sources and auxiliary industrial devices. The 277VAC rating provides a substantial safety margin for equipment operating on standard 120V, 208V, or 240V single-phase power grids. The switch is engineered to withstand the rigors of a workshop environment, featuring a durable internal mechanism capable of enduring thousands of actuation cycles.

Physically, the unit sports a standard black rocker actuator that fits seamlessly into the control panels of various Miller machines. It utilizes a panel-mount design, typically employing snap-in retention tabs that grip the panel cutout securely without the need for external screws or hardware. This design facilitates quick and efficient maintenance turnarounds, minimizing downtime in production environments. When replacing electrical components like the 274191, it is essential to verify the specific part number against your machine's parts manual to ensure correct fitment and electrical compatibility.

Maintenance professionals and industrial electricians rely on genuine Miller parts like the 274191 to extend the lifecycle of their welding fleets. Using non-OEM switches in high-amperage applications can lead to premature failure, overheating, or safety hazards. By choosing the authentic Miller 274191, you are investing in the longevity and reliability of your welding infrastructure.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea
Product Type:Rocker Switch
Amperage Rating:20A
Voltage Rating:277VAC
Mounting Type:Panel Mount
Function:On-Off
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Product Type:Rocker Switch
Switch Configuration:DPST (Double Pole Single Throw)
Amperage Rating:20A
Voltage Rating:277VAC
Actuator Color:Black
Mounting Type:Panel Mount
Function:On-Off
brand:miller
packaging-description:1-per-ea

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Miller 274191 Rocker Switch

APPLICATIONS

  • Replacement power switch for Miller welding power sources.
  • Repair of industrial fume extractors requiring 20A switching.
  • General electrical panel maintenance for compatible machinery.
  • Restoration of older Miller welding equipment.

FAQ

DPST stands for Double Pole Single Throw. It means the switch controls two separate circuits simultaneously (Double Pole) and has one 'On' position (Single Throw). This is often used to switch both hot lines or a hot and neutral line at the same time.

The most reliable way to confirm fitment is to check the parts breakdown manual for your specific welder model and serial number. Look for part number 274191.

This switch is rated for 20 Amps at 277 Volts AC (VAC). It is suitable for high-current applications within these limits.

No, the description indicates a 'Blk' (Black) actuator, which typically signifies a standard, non-illuminated rocker switch.

It is a panel mount switch, designed to snap into a rectangular cutout on the machine's control panel or chassis.

Yes, a switch rated for 277VAC can safely be used on lower voltage circuits like 120VAC, provided the amperage does not exceed the 20A rating.

This is a maintained 'On-Off' switch, meaning it stays in the position you toggle it to, rather than springing back.

Usually, no special tools are required. A flathead screwdriver might be needed to gently pry out the old switch, and pliers may help remove wire connectors.