Venture™ 150 Series Charger
Fast AC charging: 0-95% in under 30 minutes; standard charging under 60 minutes.
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Up to 250 hours a year can be spent laying long, heavy leads and having jobs interrupted by needing to reset breakers. With the Miller® Venture™ 150 S battery welder you can eliminate all that wasted time. Lighten the load with the battery welder with swappable lithium-ion batteries that have been engineered specifically for welding. Just battery in, power on and job done.

Venture™ 150 S: Battery Powered Welding, Anywhere
| Your Experience | Venture™ 150 S Solution | Your Benefit |
|---|---|---|
| Hauling and laying long leads for power | No leads to lay | Less fatigue, save time |
| Existing batteries aren't swappable | Swappable batteries | Weld longer |
| Tripping breakers | No breaker connection | No time spent resetting breakers |
| Heavy equipment & leads, tripping hazards | Lightweight and compact at 26.5 pounds | Less fatigue, save time, safety |
Lightweight and powerfully convenient, our portable battery welder’s advanced engineering keeps you welding all day.
Swappable battery packs so you can weld all day.
100% duty cycle at maximum output.
“It’s lightweight. It’s very user friendly. It’s easy to use the battery swap out mechanism. It’s quick. I’ve got nothing but positives to say about it.”
Bassett Mechanical
Faster setup and pack-up saves up to 250 hours annually — that’s more time for welding.
Light, convenient and easy to carry between job sites.
Swappable battery packs so you can weld all day.
100% duty cycle at maximum output
Superior Stick arc performance even on the difficult-to-run electrodes like E6010.
Adaptive control provides positive arc starts without sticking.
Provides arc starting that minimizes contamination of the electrode without the use of high frequency.
Batteries are lightweight and swappable, so users can weld anywhere
Power source cooling system operates only when needed, reducing noise, energy use, and the amount of contaminants pulled through machine.
Helps prevent machine damage if the duty cycle is exceeded or airflow is blocked.
A simple design that reduces the open-circuit voltage to 12-16 volts when the welding power source is not in use. Can be enabled or disabled. Some jobs require this.
Detects if the electrode is stuck to the work piece and turns the welding output off to safely and easily remove the electrode.
From safety precautions, operations/setup information, and maintenance, to troubleshooting and parts lists, Miller's manuals provide detailed answers to your product questions.