Good working conditions welder. Older but works good 750 located in cedar city can deliever in Saint George or anywhere in southern utah. Can send more pictures if needed. Moved homes and dont have power Power Input for it.

• Designed for 208–230 V single-phase AC input (built for shop power) \
• Typically draws about 40–46 A at rated output on 230 V input \

Output\

• Rated welding output: ~200 A DC, ideal for medium-thick MIG work on steel. \
• Duty cycle: Often ~20 % at 200 A (typical for machines of this era/size) — meaning at full power you’d weld ~2 min in a 10-min period before needing to let it cool. \
• Max open-circuit voltage: generally around 40 VDC or so for MIG operation. \

️ Process Type\

• Constant-voltage DC output used primarily for MIG welding with solid wire or flux-cored wire. \
• Not a multiprocess inverter (so TIG or stick are not native modes on the older Millermatic 200 CV-DC).\

🧰 Features\

• Simple CV control suitable for steel MIG work (older transformer/rectifier-type power source). \
• Usually requires an external wire feeder and MIG gun (older models like the Millermatic 200 have separate feeders).\
• Durable industrial build typical of older Miller welders.\

Size & Weight\

• These older power-source-only units tend to be heavy (~200+ lbs) because they use a transformer-rectifier design. \

🧠 What it’s Good For\

• MIG welding mild steel up to ~1⁄4″–3⁄8″ in a single pass. \
• Work in a shop or garage with proper 230 V service.