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266301 - Miller 266301 Voltage Rating Plate Sticker 230/460/575V

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OVERVIEW

Technical Specifications and Application for Miller 266301

The Miller 266301 Rating Card Label is a specialized replacement data plate designed for specific Miller welding power sources requiring multi-voltage identification. For welding technicians and equipment repair specialists, the data plate is the blueprint of the machine's electrical capabilities. This label specifically denotes compatibility with 230V, 460V, and 575V three-phase or single-phase input power (depending on the specific machine architecture it is applied to) at a standard frequency of 60 Hz. It serves as the primary reference point for electricians when wiring the machine to the shop's power supply, ensuring the correct jumpers or linking board configurations are set before powering on.

Constructed from industrial-grade materials, this OEM label is engineered to withstand the rigors of heavy-duty welding environments. It resists peeling caused by heat cycling and fading caused by UV exposure or ambient workshop lighting. The label features the CSA C US mark, indicating the equipment's adherence to Canadian Standards Association and US safety requirements. When refurbishing a welder or replacing a chassis cover, transferring the old label is often impossible without destroying it. This replacement part allows you to finish a repair job professionally, leaving the machine with factory-fresh identification.

Correct identification of input power is critical to preventing catastrophic failure of inverter or transformer components. If a machine is moved to a new location with a different line voltage, the operator must reference this card to verify the machine's range. If the original label is scratched off or painted over, the risk of operator error increases significantly. Installing the Miller 266301 is a quick, cost-effective step in the maintenance routine that safeguards the machine's electronics and the facility's electrical infrastructure. Ensure the surface is clean, dry, and free of oil or grease before application to guarantee a permanent bond.

Installation and Technical Notes

  • Surface Prep: Clean the chassis area with a mild solvent to remove oil and dust before applying the self-adhesive label.
  • Verification: Confirm your machine's serial number and manual match the voltage specs (230/460/575V) listed on this card before application.
  • Legibility: High-contrast text ensures visibility even in dimly lit workshop corners.
Additional Information
Brand:Miller
Packaging Description:pack of 1
Product Type:Rating Card Label
Voltage Ratings:230 V, 460 V, 575 V
Frequency:60 Hz
Certification:CSA C US

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Miller 266301 Rating Card Label

APPLICATIONS

  • Replacement of damaged or missing rating plates on Miller welding machines.
  • Refurbishment of older welding equipment to restore factory appearance.
  • Ensuring electrical code compliance in industrial facilities.
  • Identification of input voltage requirements (230/460/575V) for electricians.

FAQ

The Miller 266301 is a rating card label used to display the electrical input specifications (voltage and frequency) and safety certifications (CSA) on Miller welding equipment.

This specific label lists input voltages of 230 V, 460 V, and 575 V.

Yes, this is a genuine Miller Electric OEM replacement part, ensuring the same quality and durability as the original label applied at the factory.

Yes, the label includes the CSA C US mark, indicating the equipment complies with Canadian and US safety standards.

Ensure the application surface on the machine is clean, dry, and free of oil or grease. Peel off the backing and press the label firmly onto the chassis.

A legible rating card is required for safety inspections and ensures that electricians or operators know the correct voltage requirements to prevent damage to the machine.

The label specifies a frequency of 60 Hz, which is the standard for North American power grids.

No, this label should only be used on Miller equipment that matches the specific electrical ratings (230/460/575V) printed on the card. Always verify with your machine's manual.