Product Specifications
| Prod Model: |
Y2 |
| Markets: |
North America,South America,Eastern Europe,Africa,Western Europe |
| Power Range: |
0.12--18.5kw |
| Centre Height Of Frame: |
63--160mm |
| Rated Voltage: |
380V |
| Rated Frequency: |
50Hz |
| Proction Class: |
IP54 |
| Insulation Class: |
F |
| Duty Type: |
S1 Allow Starting with Full Voltage |
| Species: |
Y, Y2 Series Three-Phase |
| Number Of Stator: |
Three-Phase |
| Application: |
Car |
| Casing Protection: |
Closed Type |
Product Description
Y2 series three-phase asynchronous induction motor is a kind od TEFC squirrel cage motor with national unified design, it has the characteristics of high efficiency, energy-saving, high starting torque, low vibration and easy maintenace. The grade of power and the mounting measurement are subject to the IEC standard. This series motor is commonly used in the machinery without special requirement specially for reducer, air compressor, water pimp, oil pump, packing and food machinery and soon.
Fixing Measurement of Y2 series:
B3 Frame with foot end shield without flange
B35 Frame with foot end shield with flange
B5 Frame without foot end shield with flange
Condition of Usage
The altitude shouldn't be above 1000m. The highest temperature of the ambient air changes with the season, but shouldn't be above 40 centigrade. The lowest emperature of the ambient air is -15 centigrade. The monthly average highest humidity in the wettest month is 90%, and the monthly average lowest temperature in the month should not be above 25 centigrade.
Any special requirements for the ambient temperature, please indicate before order.
DA SU Motor Electric Machinery
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