244958 - Miller 1000A Current Sensor Module +/- 15V

Restore Precision with the Miller 244958 Current Transducer

When your industrial welding equipment demands precision, every component in the control loop matters. The Miller 244958 Current Transducer is a vital replacement module designed to measure high-amperage output with exacting accuracy. Rated for up to 1000 Amps, this transducer acts as the sensory nervous system for your power source, providing real-time feedback to the control board. This feedback is essential for maintaining the set welding parameters, ensuring that the arc remains stable and the heat input is consistent throughout the weld.

This specific module operates on a +/- 15V supply voltage, a standard for high-precision industrial electronics. As a genuine Miller Electric OEM part, it is engineered to meet the rigorous standards of the original equipment. Using aftermarket or generic sensors in sophisticated inverter machines can lead to calibration drifts, erratic arc behavior, or even damage to other control boards. By choosing the authentic Miller 244958, you ensure that your machine continues to operate within its factory specifications, preserving the longevity of your investment.

Diagnosing a faulty transducer can often be the key to solving mysterious welding issues such as fluctuating amperage, incorrect digital display readings, or the machine's inability to hold a steady arc. If your service manual points to the current sensing module, this 1000A unit is the direct replacement. Installation should always be performed by a qualified technician, as it involves working with internal machine components and control voltages. Trust Josef Gas to provide the authentic parts you need to keep your shop running smoothly.

Key Benefits of OEM Replacement Parts

Using genuine Miller parts like the 244958 transducer guarantees fitment and function. There is no need for recalibration or modification of the mounting hardware. The module is designed to slot directly into the existing architecture of your Miller power source, minimizing downtime and getting your welders back to work faster.