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Regular price $299.99 USD
Regular price Sale price $299.99 USD
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Condition: Used

Warranty: 30 - Warranty

OEM: Miller Electric

SKU#: AA5 (11)

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For sale to qualified healthcare professionals, healthcare facilities, biomedical service organizations, and authorized purchasers only. This listing does not include medication, pharmaceuticals, syringes, needles, or prescription drugs.

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Powers On

Yes

Cosmetic

Good

Cosmetic Condition

New in box

Excellent

Good

Poor

Condition ratings are based on a visual inspection and functional testing when possible.

Overview

Description:

The Miller Electric RFCS-14HD Heavy Duty Wired Foot Pedal is a foot-operated control device designed for compatible welding equipment. It provides hands-free control of amperage and contactor functions through a wired pedal interface, allowing the operator to adjust output and activate control functions while working. Its heavy-duty design is intended for use in compatible industrial and welding applications.

Specifications:

Brand: Miller Electric

Model: RFCS-14HD

Product Type: Wired Foot Pedal

Control Type: Amperage and Contactor Control

Operation: Foot-Operated

Connection: Wired

Design: Heavy Duty

Application: Compatible Welding Equipment

Features:

Heavy-duty foot pedal construction

Wired control interface

Amperage control functionality

Contactor control functionality

Designed for compatible Miller Electric welding systems

Technical Details

BrandMiller Electric
CategoryWired Foot Pedal
ConditionUsed
Cosmetic ConditionGood
Powers OnYes
OEMMiller Electric
SKUAA5 (11)
Warranty30 - Warranty

Need This Product Certified Patient-Ready?

If you require this product to be patient-ready certified, you can request a quote. Inspection, testing, repair, electrical safety testing, and calibration services are available through A Biomedical Service, Inc.

✓ ISO 9001:2015
✓ ISO 14001:2015
✓ ISO 45001:2018
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Upon receipt, the purchaser is responsible for inspecting the equipment for any shipping damage and determining whether any inspection, testing, calibration, preventive maintenance, or certification is necessary based on the manufacturer's recommendations, the receiving facility's policies, and all applicable laws and regulations.

The equipment should not be placed into clinical service or used for patient care until the purchaser has verified that it is safe, appropriate, and compliant for its intended use.

Biomedical Inspection Notice

Medical equipment should be evaluated by qualified personnel before being placed into clinical service. Depending on the type of equipment, the evaluation may include, as applicable:

  • Electrical safety testing
  • Functional performance verification
  • Alarm verification (if applicable)
  • Battery inspection or replacement (if applicable)
  • Calibration verification (if applicable)
  • Preventive maintenance
  • Software configuration and system settings
  • Verification of compatible accessories, consumables, and disposables
  • Inspection for shipping or handling damage
  • Compliance with the manufacturer's recommendations
  • Compliance with the receiving facility's policies, procedures, and applicable regulatory requirements

Transportation, storage, handling, and installation may affect the performance of medical equipment. Reuse Medical recommends that the receiving facility inspect, test, and evaluate the equipment in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations and the facility's biomedical engineering procedures before placing the equipment into clinical service or patient use.