Miller Dynasty 300 CV Multiprocess Welder w/CPS (907819)

Miller Dynasty 300 CV Multiprocess Welder w/CPS (907819)

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The Dynasty 300 with CV and CPS welder offers multiprocess capabilities and features like Auto-Line, AC TIG, pulse and high-frequency arc starts. The Dynasty 300 weighs just 55 pounds making it the most versatile, portable machine in its class.

The primary purpose of the Dynasty 300 with CV is so that the unit may be paired up with a Suitcase Feeder such as the ArcReach 8 or 12 and used for high-output wire feeding (MIG).

Processes
• AC/DC TIG
• Pulsed TIG
• Stick
• Air Carbon Arc
• MIG (With Paired Suitcase Feeder, Not Included)

Features
• Auto-Line (208-600V Hookup)
• Software Updates through USB Port
• Blue-Lightning High Frequency Arc Start
• Digital Meters
• Fan-On-Demand
• Cooler-On-Demand
• Wind Tunnel Technology
• Pro-Set Parameters
• Sleep Timer Conserves Power
• Cooler Power Supply (CPS) 120V Receptacle

Quick Specs
• Voltage: 208-600V | 1 or 3 Phase
• Amperage Range: 2-300A AC | 1-300A DC
• Duty Cycle (3-Phase): 60% @ 250A
• AC Material Thickness: 0.012-3/8"
• Weight: 55lbs
• Max Stick Electrode Size: 1/4" 6010 | 7/32" 7018 | 3/16" 7024
• Generator Requirement: 12.5 KW

Includes
• Dynasty 300 Power Source
• (2) 50mm Dinse Connectors
• 8 Foot Power Cord (No Plug)
• User Manual

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