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226797 - Miller 150C NC Thermostat with Leads

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OVERVIEW

Miller 226797 Thermostat: Essential Thermal Protection for Industrial Welding Equipment

The Miller 226797 Thermostat is a critical maintenance component designed to ensure the operational safety and longevity of Miller welding power sources. In the industrial MRO sector, equipment downtime due to component failure can be costly. This genuine OEM part serves as a primary defense against thermal overload, a common cause of catastrophic failure in high-amperage welding machinery. By utilizing a Normally Closed (NC) configuration that opens at precisely 150 degrees Celsius, this thermostat effectively monitors internal temperatures and interrupts the circuit if safe operating limits are exceeded.

Engineered to meet the exact specifications of Miller Electric manufacturing, this thermostat guarantees seamless integration with compatible machines. Unlike generic aftermarket sensors, the Miller 226797 is calibrated for the specific thermal dynamics of Miller equipment, ensuring that protection mechanisms trigger neither too early (causing nuisance tripping) nor too late (risking equipment damage). The unit comes complete with insulator leads and terminals, which are manufactured to withstand the high-heat and high-vibration environment typical of industrial welding floors.

For procurement specialists and facility managers, stocking genuine replacement parts like the 226797 is vital for a proactive maintenance strategy. This component is often found in the rectifier or transformer assemblies of the power source. Replacing a faulty thermostat with an OEM unit restores the machine's original safety protocols, ensuring compliance with manufacturer warranties and safety standards. The inclusion of pre-attached leads simplifies the repair process, allowing maintenance technicians to perform quick swap-outs and minimize machine downtime.

Key Technical Specifications:

  • Part Number: 226797
  • Type: Thermal Protection Switch
  • Action: Normally Closed (NC), Open on Rise
  • Set Point: 150°C (302°F)
  • Construction: Rugged housing with insulated leads
Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea
Product Type:Thermostat
Includes:Insulator Leads, Terminals
Compatibility:Miller Welding Machines
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Product Type:Thermostat
Switch Configuration:Normally Closed (NC)
Activation Temperature:150°C
Includes:Insulator Leads, Terminals
Compatibility:Miller Welding Machines
brand:miller
packaging-description:1-per-ea

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Miller 226797 Thermostat (NC Open 150C)
  • Attached Insulator Leads
  • Pre-installed Terminals

APPLICATIONS

  • Thermal overload protection in Miller welding power sources
  • Replacement of faulty or stuck-open thermostats
  • Repair of welding machines showing false overheating errors
  • Preventative maintenance for aging welding equipment

FAQ

It stands for 'Normally Closed, Open at 150°C'. This means the switch allows electricity to pass through until it reaches 150 degrees Celsius, at which point it opens the circuit to stop the flow.

You must check your welding machine's parts manual or look up the serial number on the Miller website to verify compatibility with part number 226797.

Yes, it comes with insulator leads and terminals pre-attached, making it ready for installation right out of the package.

If it fails open, your machine may think it is overheating and will not weld. If it fails closed, it may not stop the machine from overheating, leading to severe damage.

Yes, this is a genuine Miller Electric OEM replacement part, ensuring the correct specifications and quality.

It is not recommended. Generic thermostats may not have the precise temperature calibration or the correct mounting and wiring configuration, risking damage to your welder.

150 degrees Celsius is approximately 302 degrees Fahrenheit.

It is typically mounted on heat-generating components like the main transformer, rectifier assembly, or heat sinks inside the power source.