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Capacitor-Start
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HP

What is HP?

Horsepower (HP) is a measurement of a motor's output power. It is normally listed as HP on the motor's nameplate.

RPM Range

What is RPM Range?

RPM Range is a grouping to help with motor selection. When selecting a motor, choose an RPM Range that contains the desired motor's nameplate rpm (revolutions per minute).

The RPM Range does not indicate that a motor is capable of variable speed operation. The RPM Range will not be found on a motor's nameplate.

1,701-1,800
3,001-3,600

Nameplate RPM

What is Nameplate RPM?

RPM (revolutions per minute) is the nominal speed at which a motor operates under rated load. Motor performance can vary, and slight differences in the actual speed rating is acceptable for most applications.

1,725
3,450

Voltage

What is Voltage?

Voltage is the electrical power supplied to a motor for proper operation. To properly select a motor, you must determine the available power supply and match it exactly.

115/208-230V AC
115/230V AC
115V AC

Frame

What is Frame?

Frame is a designation that helps provide critical motor dimensions, such as shaft length, diameter, height, and mounting pattern. Horsepower, speed/rpm, and enclosure determine appropriate motor frame.

The National Electric Manufacturers Association (NEMA) and the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) defined these frame standards.

48MZ
48N
48NZ
56N

Motor Enclosure Design

What Are My Options for Enclosure Design?

There are two basic motor enclosure types: Open and Totally Enclosed. Choosing the right enclosure design depends on your application.

Open enclosures have a vented design that allows air circulation for cooling, while preventing liquids and debris from falling onto the motor components. They're generally used for clean, dry, indoor applications.

Totally Enclosed enclosures block the exchange of air between the areas inside and outside the motor. Some include an internal cooling fan. They're suitable for use in damp, dirty, corrosive environments.

Open Air-Over
Open Dripproof
Totally Enclosed Non-Ventilated
Totally Enclosed Nonventilated

Voltage Compatibility

115/200-230V AC
115/208-230V AC
115/230V AC
115V AC
120/240V AC
120V AC
208-230V AC
230V AC
240V AC

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N-Flange

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CENTURY
MARATHON MOTORS
U.S. MOTORS

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Oil Burner AC Motors

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Oil burner AC motors power the fan and oil pump inside an oil burner unit. These motors are commonly used to replace oil burner motors in oil heating systems.

Capacitor-Start

Oil Burner AC Motors Capacitor-Start, sorted by HP, custom


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Split-Phase

Oil Burner AC Motors Split-Phase, sorted by HP, custom


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