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Miller Coolbelt Head Cooling System (245230)
The Miller Coolbelt Head Cooling System 245230 works on all current miller electronic welding helmets.
Features
• Up to 17°F cooler under the hood
• Dual air speeds provide airflow adjust-ability
• Constant air movement eliminates stagnant air and reduces fogging
• Lightweight design extends wear-ability
• Swivel quick connect enhances user mobility
• Lightweight Lithium Polymer rechargeable battery delivers maximum battery life
Includes
• CoolBelt unit with hose
• Headgear cooling assembly with head shroud
• 4 Filters
• Rechargeable 6-hour lithium-ion battery
• Battery charger
Features
• Up to 17°F cooler under the hood
• Dual air speeds provide airflow adjust-ability
• Constant air movement eliminates stagnant air and reduces fogging
• Lightweight design extends wear-ability
• Swivel quick connect enhances user mobility
• Lightweight Lithium Polymer rechargeable battery delivers maximum battery life
Includes
• CoolBelt unit with hose
• Headgear cooling assembly with head shroud
• 4 Filters
• Rechargeable 6-hour lithium-ion battery
• Battery charger
| MPN: | MIL245230 |
|---|---|
| UPC: | 715959423991 |
MPN: MIL245230
UPC: 715959423991
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