{"id":59,"date":"2008-02-08T16:48:06","date_gmt":"2008-02-09T00:48:06","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/joewelder.com\/2008\/02\/08\/remote-amperage-controls\/"},"modified":"2008-02-28T11:59:00","modified_gmt":"2008-02-28T19:59:00","slug":"remote-amperage-controls","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blog.arc-zone.com\/joewelder\/2008\/02\/08\/remote-amperage-controls\/","title":{"rendered":"Remote Amperage Controls"},"content":{"rendered":"

Arc-Zone carries a wide variety of remote amperage controls for TIG Welding<\/a>, and we’ve found there’s a lot of confusion regarding which remote amperage control you need for your Miller welding machine. We have customers ordering the wrong part all the time.<\/p>\n

\"MillerOlder Miller machines have what is called a 5-pin plug. This plug is smaller in diameter, and has only 5 pins, all loaded and active. The picture on the left shows that this plug is smaller in diameter than the 14 pin shown below. You’ll find these plugs on our:
\npopular Hot Foot(TM) Foot pedal for Miller, <\/a>
\nthe “East\/West” or Side-to-Side Rotary motion amp controls for Miller welding machines<\/a>,
\nand the “North\/South” or In-line Fingertip Amp controls for Miller. <\/a><\/p>\n

The newer Miller machines utilize a 14-pin plug. You’d think it would be easy to count the pins. If you’re lucky you may have a connector with 14 pins installed– but you’d never know that only 5 of those are “live.”<\/p>\n

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\"MillerOr, you may have a 14 pin plug connector with only 5 pins installed, though if you look you’ll see that there is room for 14. It may be helpful to note that the there is a size difference with the “5 pin” being significantly smaller (see photos).<\/p>\n

Arc-Zone also carries a adapters, extension cords and machine plugs for Hobart, Lincoln, as well as Miller<\/a>. And if you’re still confused, give us a call.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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