Miller 195531 Circuit Breaker 2.5A 250V Manual Reset

Restore Your Welder's Performance

When a circuit breaker trips on your welding machine, it can bring production to a sudden halt. The Miller 195531 Circuit Breaker is the direct replacement part you need to get your equipment back up and running. Designed specifically for Miller electric welding power sources, this 2.5 Amp, 250 Volt breaker serves as a vital line of defense against electrical overloads. It protects the sensitive control circuits and internal wiring of your machine from damage caused by excessive current draw or short circuits.

One of the key features of this breaker is its manual reset functionality. When the breaker trips, a button pops out, visually indicating a fault. To restore power, you simply push the button back in. This manual intervention is crucial for safety, as it encourages the user to check for potential issues—such as a shorted cable or an internal component failure—before re-energizing the circuit. The single-pole design is robust and built to handle the thermal cycles associated with welding environments.

The Miller 195531 utilizes a friction snap mounting system. This design feature simplifies the replacement process significantly. The breaker snaps directly into the designated cutout on your welder's control panel or internal chassis, held firmly in place by friction clips. This means you can often replace a faulty breaker in minutes, reducing the time your machine is out of service. It is important to replace circuit breakers with the exact amperage rating specified by the manufacturer; substituting a higher amperage breaker can compromise the protection of your machine.

Welders Supply is your source for authentic Miller replacement parts. Don't risk your equipment with generic aftermarket electrical components. The Miller 195531 ensures that your welder operates within its safety parameters, preserving the life of the machine and ensuring consistent welding performance. Check your owner's manual or parts list to confirm fitment, and keep a spare on hand to avoid unexpected delays.