Miller Fusion 185 Welder/Generator w/Electric Start (907781)
Download Product Spec Sheet
The Miller Fusion 185 offers the revolutionary "Power Shift" technology whereby the generator can be used on gasoline or 120/240V utility power. Power Shift allows the user to virtually weld anywhere - gasoline powered in the field or switch to outlet power when moving indoors. The MVP (multi-voltage plug) allows the generator to plug into 120V or 240V outlet power.
The Fusion 185 is capable of stick welding and air plasma cutting with the Spectrum 375. This generator features a 6,500 peak watt output, weighs only 222lbs, and electric starting method. This model also includes the recoil start as a backup to the electric start. The Fusion uses inverter technology to deliver a smooth, stable stick arc that's forgiving of variations in arc length and travel speed.
Features
• Power Shift Technology
• Lightweight (242 lbs)
• 185A DC Output
• Gasoline or 120V/240V Input Power
Quick Specs
• Amperage Range: 30-185A DC
• Duty Cycle: 20% @ 185A, 100% @ 110A
• Engine: Kohler CH440 | 3.4 HP @ 3,600 RPM
• Fuel Capacity: 6.25 Gallons
The Fusion 185 is capable of stick welding and air plasma cutting with the Spectrum 375. This generator features a 6,500 peak watt output, weighs only 222lbs, and electric starting method. This model also includes the recoil start as a backup to the electric start. The Fusion uses inverter technology to deliver a smooth, stable stick arc that's forgiving of variations in arc length and travel speed.
Features
• Power Shift Technology
• Lightweight (242 lbs)
• 185A DC Output
• Gasoline or 120V/240V Input Power
Quick Specs
• Amperage Range: 30-185A DC
• Duty Cycle: 20% @ 185A, 100% @ 110A
• Engine: Kohler CH440 | 3.4 HP @ 3,600 RPM
• Fuel Capacity: 6.25 Gallons
From The Blog
grinding
Grinding: Techniques, Tools and Tips
It might come as news to those just getting started in the industry, but the welding process doesn't end once you've fused two pieces of metal together. It also starts long before firing up your ma...
Stick
NEW Lincoln Sprinter 180Si Review
Published November 2023.
There’s “brand new” and then there’s “just born, still has the umbilical cord, right out of the oven” brand new. Lincoln’s newest machine is definitely the latter. It’s so ...
Guide
The Welder’s 2023 Holiday Buying Guide
There’s no doubt about it: We saw a couple of reindeer carb-loading the other day, Santa ordering a bunch of coal, and some of the best deals of the year on welding equipment; the holidays are offi...