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Refrigerator Shaded Pole Motor / Refrigerator Motor / Shaded Pole Fan Motor

Refrigerator Shaded Pole Motor / Refrigerator Motor / Shaded Pole Fan Motor

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Packaging Detail:With Foam and strong outer carton .60Pcs/CTN
Delivery Detail:15-20days

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ac shaded pole motor 
1,Ac shaded pole motor used for fan-heater,oven,humidifier 
2,High quality and reasonable price

Product characteristics

Ac shaded pole motor

1.Ac shaded pole motor is safe and reliable,low noise,characteristics hard,good staring,long life,etc.

2.Ac shaded pole motor is widely used in fan heater,washbasin,pencil sharpening,mosquito epellent machine,electric toaster,firplace and other household appliance.

3. Ac shaded pole motor can be designed into four insulation class according to user requirements:that of E,B ,F,H

4.Motor rotation and size"L1,L2" can be produced according to user's requirement.

motor size

1.Stator diameter: 61.5mm
2.Shaft diameter: 4.5/5/5.5/6mm
3.Shaft length: As your request
4.Lead wire: 2*300mm, also can be made according to your demands
5.Number of pole: 2 pole
6.Rotation: CW/CCW

7.Insulation class:E/B/F/H


Q:Say i have a 400hp ac 3-phase motor.speed is given as 3575 rpm.Does this mean that if left to run on it's own (with 60hz and the related voltage etc) or unloaded it would produce 3575rpm? and the torque would just be power/speed?if this is the case, does this mean that if i loaded the motor with double this torque its speed would half?Basically i'm trying to figure out how to work out the performance characteristic of a motor for different loads given the basic manufacturers data.thanks...
No the speed would not be half, the power consumption would rise. You need to review the motor manufactures performance curves to find it's characteristics.
Q:I have a drill motor i was fooling around with and was wondering if i can use it as a generator? I thought maybe a wind generator. Its an AC motor and is magnetic. Were it has a lot of red wires and smooth steel were another piece can spin. Please let me know if i can and the best way to do it........Remember..................drill motor...AC motor...magnetic. Thanks in advance for your answers.
No. A drill motor is a series wound motor. That is, it has no permanent magnets; the stator magnets are actually electromagnets, and they are arranged in series (via brushes and commutator) with the armature, thus: phase --- stator winding --- armature --- stator winding --- neutral If the supply current is reversed, both the stator and armature magnetic fields will reverse together; so the motor will continue to turn in the same direction irrespective of current flow. This means that a series wound motor can run on AC or DC; and unlike any other kind of AC motor, it is not affected by the frequency of the AC supply. (The reversing switch works by swapping over just the connections to the brushes, and hence the armature; so now the armature will turn in the opposite direction.) The magnetic attraction and repulsion are strongest when the motor is at rest, hence this type of motor is preferred where starting torque is essential. If you still wanted to use it as a generator, you would have to modify the wiring rather severely (to disconnect the armature and stator circuits) and you would need to supply an external excitation current to one set of windings. Finally, the voltage you would get out of it would depend on speed and excitation supply; it wouldn't just be equal to the intended supply voltage, especially after you've mucked about with it.
Q:Preferably an ev gray design
1 HP = 745.699872 watts so for at 65HP you will need 48,425 watts that is a lot of electricity. 1 watt =1 Amp x 1 volt. At 110 volts that is about 440 Amp more than enough to kill someone so please be careful.
Q:When a small AC motor is operating at rated load from 115V, 60 cycle source, it takes 287 watts at a lagging power factor of 0.6. A. Calculate line current B. What should be the capacitance of the capacitor connected in parallel with the motor that will make the power factor unity? C. Determine the line current under this condition.
A. Power (287W) = V(115) x I x Cos phi (.6) I (amps) = P divided by V x cos phi = 287 / 115x.6 = 4.16 amps B. I will post later C. when you improve the power factor to 1 I (amps) = P divided by V x cos phi = 287 / 115x1 = 2.49 amps
Q:If an induction motor is rated at 0.5HP and 370W at 220V single phase, is this just at start up or when under operating load. In this instance it's a submersible water pump designed for continuous duty operating on a power curve with a maximum flow rate of 400Litres/min and maximum dynamic head of 14.5 metres. Apart from general interest my main reason is that I want to get some idea of the operating costs of running this pump to supply my pond waterfall on a 24/7/365 basis.
The watt rating is based on full load current, so 370 watts is the power it consumes when it is running at full capacity. At start-up, the energy consumed is considerably more, as the rotor accelerates but should drop to 370 watts as soon as it reaches full speed. Depending on your electricity costs, it should cost around 2-3 cents per hour to operate, or $15-20/month if you run it 24/7
Q:what is the amps of a normal ac motor?
Depends which motor. Bigger ones will draw more.
Q:is it jus possible by altering d electrical connections
Oh guy I merely enjoyed jenifers answer - very functional! For the easy reason it incredibly is impossible to truly convert a single area induction motor to be a generator of useable electrical energy ...
Q:I made a three axis CNC router with three CD drives. I was going to make a stepper motor controller board for the CNC but I noticed that the motors are NOT servo motors instead they are hobby motors(the motors with two wires) So is there a schematic anyone knows of that controls a hobby motor with a parallel port? I WILL PICK A BEST ANSWER!!! thank you!
If you want this router to work at all you need micro stepping and cheap easy plans don't offer this. The plans that do end up costing a lot in parts so it's better to just buy a kit. If you have money you can get good controllers from rutex and gecko drives.
Q:What will happen if i supply ac current To a dc motor?
DC autos function in basic terms whilst dc modern is given.If we alter the polarity shaft will run in opposite direction.whilst u provide Alternating modern, created magnetic field retains it in a null factor ensuing the coil to get heated up and burned.
Q:100W AC motor or DC motor good?
Depending on what you do with the motor, each has its own characteristics,The main difference between AC and DC motors is that the nature of the power supply is different. The AC motor uses alternating current. The generator sends out alternating current, while the direct current motor uses the direct current, and the generator sends out the DC point too

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