Miller C50 SAR Cooling Regulator Assembly

Name: Miller C50 SAR Cooling Regulator Assembly
Brand: Welders Helper
SKU: MIL270412
Price: 392.87 CAD
Availability: InStock

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SKU: MIL270412 Categories: Welding Helmet Accessories, Welding Helmets, PAPR & Accessories

OVERVIEW

Stay Cool and Safe with the Miller C50 Air Regulator

Welding is hot work, but your breathing air doesn't have to be. The Miller C50 Air Regulator (270412) is the ultimate upgrade for your Miller Supplied Air Respirator (SAR) system, designed to keep you cool when the sparks are flying. If you are working in a shop with poor ventilation or tackling heavy fabrication jobs in the summer heat, this regulator is a game-changer. It actively cools the air entering your helmet by up to 50°F (28°C), providing a refreshing stream of clean air that helps lower your core body temperature and prevents heat exhaustion.

Comfort isn't just about temperature; it's also about mobility. Miller has designed the C50 with a 360-degree swivel air hose connection. We've all fought with stiff air lines that twist and pull at your belt—this swivel eliminates that annoyance, letting the hose move with you rather than against you. This not only makes welding more comfortable but also safer by reducing trip hazards around your workspace. The regulator attaches securely to your belt and can be mounted horizontally or vertically, so you can configure it exactly how you like it for maximum comfort under your welding jacket.

Don't compromise on safety for comfort; with the C50, you get both. This unit is fully NIOSH certified and ensures you receive the proper flow of breathable air, with rates exceeding 199 liters per minute even on the low setting. It is lightweight (under 1 lb) and durable enough to withstand the daily grind of a welding shop. Whether you are TIG welding in a booth or MIG welding on a production line, the Miller C50 Air Regulator helps you keep your cool so you can focus on laying the perfect bead.

Why Welders Choose the C50

Instant Cooling: Feel the difference immediately with air up to 50°F cooler than the ambient supply.
Freedom of Movement: The swivel hose connection stops your air line from fighting you.
Lightweight Comfort: You'll barely notice it on your belt, even after an 8-hour shift.

Additional Information
Brand:Miller
Item:Accessory
Packaging Description:1-per-ea
Cooling Capacity:Up to 50°F (28°C)
Flow Rate:Low: ≥199 LPM, High: ≥366 LPM
Certification:NIOSH 42 CFR Part 84
Suspension Type:Belt
Dimensions:2.75" H x 11.75" W x 4.13" D
Weight:0.9 lbs (0.41 kg)

INCLUDED

1 x C50 Air Regulator Assembly
1 x Belt Suspension Clip
1 x User Manual

APPLICATIONS

Heavy Industrial Fabrication
Confined Space Welding
Shipbuilding and Marine Repair
High-Temperature Manufacturing Environments
Automotive Assembly

FAQ

The Miller C50 Air Regulator is designed to cool incoming breathing air by up to 50 degrees Fahrenheit (28°C), providing significant relief in hot environments.

No, the C50 model is specifically designed for cooling. Miller offers other assemblies for heating or combined heating/cooling if required for cold environments.

The regulator provides a Low flow rate of at least 199 LPM (liters per minute) and a High flow rate of at least 366 LPM.

The C50 regulator mounts to a belt worn around the welder's waist. It can be positioned either vertically or horizontally to suit the user's preference.

Yes, it features a 360-degree swivel air hose connection which helps prevent the hose from coiling and reduces trip hazards.

Yes, the Miller C50 Air Regulator is certified under NIOSH 42 CFR Part 84 when used as part of an approved Miller SAR system.

The unit is very lightweight, weighing approximately 0.9 lbs, which helps minimize fatigue during long periods of use.

This regulator is designed for use with Miller's SAR (Supplied Air Respirator) systems and compatible Miller SAR helmets. It is not a universal fit for standard passive or auto-darkening helmets without the SAR infrastructure.