996514 - ESAB 5-Pin Remote Control Socket Panel Mount

Restore Your Welder's Remote Capabilities

Is your welding machine's remote connection acting up? The ESAB 996514 5-Pin Receptacle Panel Mount is the direct replacement part you need to get your equipment back in top fighting shape. Over time, the sockets on welding machines can become worn, cracked, or filled with debris, leading to poor connections with foot pedals and hand remotes. A faulty receptacle can cause frustrating issues like fluctuating amperage, failure to initiate the arc, or complete loss of remote control functionality. Don't let a small part stop your production—swap it out with this genuine ESAB replacement.

This 5-pin socket is designed specifically for ESAB power sources that utilize a 5-pin accessory interface. It features a sturdy panel-mount configuration that bolts securely to the face or rear of your machine, ensuring it stays put even when cables are tugged or moved. The receptacle accepts standard 5-pin plugs found on many TIG foot controls and MIG spool guns, making it a versatile repair part for various welding processes. Because it is an OEM part, you can trust that the fit and finish will match your machine perfectly, making installation smoother and more predictable.

Why Choose Genuine ESAB Parts?
When it comes to electrical components, fitment matters. Generic connectors often have slightly different dimensions or lower-quality plastic that can crack under pressure. The ESAB 996514 is built to handle the voltage and current requirements of your machine's control circuit safely. It ensures that your expensive remote controls plug in smoothly and make solid electrical contact every time.

Installation Note:
Replacing a panel mount receptacle involves accessing the internal wiring of your welder. Always ensure the machine is unplugged and discharged before attempting repairs. If you are unsure about the wiring configuration, consult your machine's service manual or a professional technician. This part is the receptacle body and contacts; existing wiring will typically need to be soldered or crimped to the new terminals.