DC Electric Motor Explosion Proof Motor
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DC Electric Motor IEC Metric Motors
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DC Electric Motor DC Controls
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DC Electric Motor PWM Series DC Motor Control
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DC Electric Motor Low Voltage DC Controls
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General Specifications: These DC explosion-proof motors are designed and approved for application in hazardous environments having certain explosive gases or materials present.
Features include: UL and CSA listed NEMA 56C face with removable 56-frame base ¾-14NPT Pipe nipple for lead exit hole Pilot-duty thermostats are standard Easy brush access for field service Double-shielded ball bearings are pre-lubricated for the long bearing life Optional explosion-proof conduit box available as a Kit
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General Specifications: These Metric motors are built to IEC 34-1 electrical and mechanical specifications. The IEC 63 and smaller frames are stocked with an integral B5 flange or B14 face less base. An optional B3 rigid base kit is available. A unique modular approach for IEC 71 frame and larger allows the motor to field modified to B3 rigid base mounted construction using conversion kits.
Electrical and Mechanical Features: Terminal Board provided for connections Fasteners are Metric Tachometer mounting kits available
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These are General Purpose drives designed for use with Permanent Magnet or Shunt wound DC motors. NEMA 1 enclosed drives are suitable for most industrial applications. The NEMA 4X controls are best suited for washdown or outdoor installations or for extremely dusty applications. Chassis only drives are available for building into equipment, machinery or existing enclosures. Most controls have a dual voltage switch allowing the control to be used with either 115 volt or 230 volt, single-phase, input power at either 50 or 60 Hz service. It is important that the proper voltage motor be selected to use with the available power supply.
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Pulse Width Modulated (PWM) controls are available in NEMA 1 and chassis style units for sub-fractional HP frame motors from 1/40 HP through ¼ HP. Due to their improved form factor, these PWM controls result in quieter operation, lower operating motor temperatures, longer brush life and greater motor overload capacity than for the same motor on an SCR type control
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LEESON’s DC to DC controllers are a chassis type design, that accept a DC input voltage and output a DC power voltage to control the motor’s speed. A potentiometer is shipped loose with the controls. On board Trim Pots include calibration, min/max speed, forward and reverse settings and an inhibit circuit for convenient remote starting and stopping.
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