
Upgrade your welding setup with the Miller RCCS-14 Remote Fingertip Control (043688), the ultimate solution for welders who need freedom of movement. While foot pedals are great for bench work, they become a hindrance when you leave the shop floor. The RCCS-14 solves this by putting the power of the machine right in your hand. This North/South rotary control straps securely to your TIG torch, allowing you to start the arc and adjust your amperage with a simple roll of your thumb. It is the perfect tool for out-of-position welding, climbing, or working in tight corners where a pedal just won't fit.
Installation is a breeze. The unit attaches to almost any TIG torch handle using two heavy-duty Velcro straps, ensuring a non-slip fit that stays in place while you work. The included 26.5-foot cord gives you plenty of slack to move around your workpiece or shop without dragging the welder with you. The 14-pin plug connects instantly to compatible Miller solid-state power sources, making it a plug-and-play upgrade for your rig. If your machine has a 14-pin receptacle and was built after serial number JK674521, this is the remote for you.
Why Choose the RCCS-14?
Don't let your equipment limit your capabilities. Whether you are a pipe welder, a motorsports fabricator, or a maintenance pro, the Miller RCCS-14 gives you the control you need to lay down perfect dimes every time. Order yours from Welders Supply today and experience the difference fingertip control makes.
| Additional Information |
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| Brand:Miller |
| Item:Amp Control |
| Packaging Description:1-per-each |
| Control Type:Rotary (North/South), Fingertip |
| Connector Type:14-Pin Plug |
| Cord Length:26.5 ft (8 m) |
| Mounting Style:Hook-and-Loop Fasteners (Velcro) |
| Compatibility:Miller Solid-State Power Sources (Serial JK674521+) |
| Functions:Current Control, Contactor Control |
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