electric motor

[Nikki]

Hi guys
I'm not sure if anyone can answer this. I'm have being looking for a used 5
hp single phase electric motor. The prices vary from $350 (new) to $550
used.
My question is are all motors the same if each motor turns at 1800 rpm then
each should drive the same load right.
Thanks
Guys
Nikki

 

[Jamie]

if its 5 HP and they are same type of motor (Async Et) brush less
AC type (non-universial) with the same RPM's then yes your all set.
how ever there are some different starting types.
you have the Capacitor start type and then you have the centrifugal
type which uses a
gravity switch to turn off high current boost starting coils that are
offset to get the motor going in the correct direction.




Nikki wrote:

Hi guys
I'm not sure if anyone can answer this. I'm have being looking for a used 5
hp single phase electric motor. The prices vary from $350 (new) to $550
used.
My question is are all motors the same if each motor turns at 1800 rpm then
each should drive the same load right.
Thanks
Guys
Nikki

 

[Nikki]

Thanks
I know what brushless is but what do you mean when you refer to
non-universal
Nikki
"Jamie" <jamie_5_not_valid_after_5_Please@charter.net> wrote in message
news:10l37t592e79ee@corp.supernews.com...

if its 5 HP and they are same type of motor (Async Et) brush less
AC type (non-universial) with the same RPM's then yes your all set.
how ever there are some different starting types.
you have the Capacitor start type and then you have the centrifugal
type which uses a
gravity switch to turn off high current boost starting coils that are
offset to get the motor going in the correct direction.




Nikki wrote:
Hi guys
I'm not sure if anyone can answer this. I'm have being looking for a
used 5
hp single phase electric motor. The prices vary from $350 (new) to $550
used.
My question is are all motors the same if each motor turns at 1800 rpm
then
each should drive the same load right.
Thanks
Guys
Nikki