Groschopp 05137 specsheet
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The document provides specifications for an AC 3 Phase 6540 TENV motor with a rating of 1563.8 rpm and 1.2lb-in of torque consuming 0.25 amps of current. The motor produces 23 watts of output power and 0.0304 HP. Under cold conditions, the motor reaches 948.42 rpm with 2.64 lb-in of torque and stalls at 0 rpm with 2.39lb-in of torque. The motor, gearbox, and system efficiencies are listed as 37.8% and it can operate continuously under start/stall conditions of 0.52 amps and 2.39 lb-in of torque.
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This document provides specifications for an AC 1 Ph 6540 TEFC motor with a voltage of 230V, speed of 1490 rpm, and output of 18 watts. Key specifications include a rating of 1493.1 rpm and 1.0 lb-in of torque at 0.33 amps of current. The motor has a breakdown speed of 1015.34 rpm and pullup torque of 1.27lb-in. It has a continuous duty cycle and system efficiency of 28.6%. Start/stall conditions are 0.43 amps and 1.27 lb-in of torque. A graph shows efficiency versus torque from 0 to 1600 rpm. It is sold and serviced by Electromate.
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