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260655 - Miller Control Transformer 230/460 VAC 298VA 60Hz

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OVERVIEW

Miller 260655 Control Transformer Overview

The Miller 260655 is a high-quality control transformer designed specifically for industrial welding power sources. As a genuine Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) component, this transformer is engineered to meet the rigorous electrical demands of Miller welding equipment. It serves a critical function within the machine's electrical architecture, stepping down high-voltage primary input power to lower voltages required for control circuits, printed circuit boards, fans, and solenoids. Ensuring the health of your control transformer is essential for the overall stability and longevity of your welding assets.

Technical Specifications and Performance

This unit features a dual primary voltage rating of 230/460 VAC, providing significant versatility for facilities with varying power infrastructures. It is rated for a power capacity of 298 VA (Volt-Amperes) and operates at a frequency of 60 Hz. The transformer is constructed with high-grade materials to ensure efficient magnetic coupling and minimal heat generation under load. Its robust design helps it withstand the thermal cycling and vibration often encountered in heavy industrial environments. Proper installation of this transformer restores the precise voltage regulation necessary for the accurate operation of the welder's logic and control systems.

Installation and Compatibility

When replacing a control transformer, verifying the electrical specifications is paramount. The Miller 260655 is designed for seamless integration into compatible Miller machines, ensuring that mounting points and electrical connections align perfectly without the need for modification. Technicians should always verify the machine's serial number against the parts manual to confirm fitment. Using genuine Miller parts like the 260655 guarantees that the replacement component meets all safety and performance standards set by the manufacturer, protecting both the equipment and the operator.

Reliability and Maintenance

Industrial welding equipment relies on stable power delivery to internal components to maintain arc stability and control accuracy. A failing transformer can lead to erratic machine behavior, intermittent faults, or complete system failure. By choosing the Miller 260655, maintenance professionals ensure that the repair is durable and reliable. This transformer is built to last, providing years of service when installed correctly in a clean, dry environment within the machine chassis.

Additional Information
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Product Type:Control Transformer
Primary Voltage:230/460 VAC
Power Rating:298 VA
Frequency:60 Hz
Phase:1-Phase
Brand:Miller
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea

INCLUDED

  • (1) Miller 260655 Control Transformer

APPLICATIONS

  • Voltage step-down for welding machine control circuits
  • Power supply for internal welder components like fans and PCBs
  • Replacement for damaged or open-circuit transformers in Miller equipment
  • Industrial electrical repairs requiring 230/460 VAC to control voltage conversion

FAQ

The Miller 260655 Control Transformer supports a primary voltage of 230/460 VAC.

This transformer is rated for 298 VA (Volt-Amperes).

Yes, this is a genuine OEM Miller Electric replacement part, ensuring compatibility and quality.

The Miller 260655 is designed for operation on 60 Hz electrical systems.

You should verify fitment by checking your welding machine's serial number against the parts manual or using the manufacturer's parts lookup tool.

Yes, it has a dual-voltage primary that can be wired for either 230 VAC or 460 VAC input depending on your facility's power.

It steps down the high input voltage (like 230V or 460V) to a lower voltage needed to power the welder's internal control circuits, fans, and electronics.

Typically, Miller replacement transformers are sold as the unit itself. You may need to reuse existing hardware or purchase standard fasteners separately.