278752 - Miller 278752 Electric Shock Warning Label (Trilingual)

Keep Your Machine Safe and Up to Spec

As a welder, you know that your equipment is your livelihood, and keeping it in top condition goes beyond just checking the arc stability. Safety decals are a vital part of your machine's interface, providing instant warnings about potential hazards to you and anyone else in the shop. The Miller 278752 Warning Label is the direct replacement for the "Warning Elec Shock/Volt Sense Clip" decal found on specific Miller power sources. Over time, shop wear and tear, spatter, and grime can make these important stickers unreadable. Replacing them isn't just about looks; it's about ensuring that anyone who touches that machine knows exactly where the high-voltage risks are located.

Understanding the Voltage Sense Clip Hazard

This particular label addresses a specific danger: the voltage sense clip. In many advanced wire feeders and power sources, voltage sensing leads are used to monitor arc voltage. These clips can carry open-circuit voltage (OCV) which poses a significant electric shock hazard if mishandled. This label serves as a constant reminder to treat these connections with respect, ensuring you don't accidentally touch a live clip while adjusting your setup. The text is provided in English, French, and Spanish, making it perfect for diverse job sites where multiple languages are spoken and ensuring everyone gets the message.

OEM Durability You Can Trust

You wouldn't put a cheap bumper sticker on a Ferrari, and you shouldn't put cheap labels on your Miller welder. This is a genuine Miller OEM part (278752), meaning it uses the industrial-grade adhesive and durable substrate intended for the machine. It stands up to the heat, UV radiation from the arc, and the general abuse of a welding shop. Unlike generic stickers that curl up and fall off after a week, this label stays put, keeping your machine compliant with OSHA and other safety regulations that require legible hazard warnings. It is designed to last as long as the machine itself under normal conditions.

Quick and Easy Replacement

Swapping out a damaged label is one of the easiest maintenance tasks you can do, but it's often overlooked until an inspector points it out. To install the Miller 278752, scrape off the old, damaged sticker and use a solvent like acetone or alcohol to remove any adhesive residue. Once the metal is clean and dry, peel the backing off the new label and apply it smoothly to avoid air bubbles. It’s a five-minute job that restores the professional appearance of your rig and, more importantly, keeps you and your coworkers safe from electrical hazards associated with voltage sensing equipment.