Nema Motor Standards

Nema Motor Standards. Ease of selection is a fundamental design advantage of a NEMAstyle starter To select a NEMA starter only horsepower and voltage are needed NEMA starters have interchangeable heater elements and makes NEMA starters attractive in projects where the motor specification is not known until the startup date.

The National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) defines a set of standards used to dictate tolerances for many products including step motors Step motors are categorized by NEMA frame size such as “size 11” or “size 23” or “size 34” Generally speaking a size 11 step motor means the mounting face of the motor is 11 inches square A size 23 step motor is 23.

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PDF fileMotor Fails To Start (makes no sound) 1 9 Motor Fails To Start (hums tries to start identify motors not specified by NEMA mounting and shaft standards 4 T Y P E The electrical design of the motor is shown by its type AO Smith uses “CX” to identify its switchless design Other codes include “CS” for c a p a c i t o r s t a r t “S P.

Motor Nameplate Letter Code Designations Pumps & Systems

The nameplates of alternating current (AC) motors built to National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) standards reference a system of alphabetical letters that designate the principal characteristics of each motor—code design and insulation class Though critical to proper motor selection these designations are easy to misinterpret.

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