YCL series 7.5 kw single phase motor is optimized from YC single phase capacitor start motor. The mounting dimension is fully conformed with IEC standard. YCL motors are superior motors delivering excellent torque enabling the toughest jobs to be handled with dependable ease and perform well in high voltage fluctuating regions. YCL series motors have the features of quiet operation, corrosion resistant, low vibration, low power consumption, long lifespan, low start current and good operation in hot environment. YCL motor is used in the pumping, compressor, agriculture, farming, building service and manufacturing industry.
Product Detail
Motor Type: 7.5 kw single phase motor
Output Power: 0.75 kW - 5.5 kW
Frame Size: IEC 90 - 132
Number of Poles: 2 / 4
Voltage: can be customized based on users
Frequency: 50 & 60 Hz
Protection Level: IP54 / IP55
Insulation Class: B / F
Cooling Method: IC411
Duty: S1 (continuous)
Use Conditions: Ambient temperature -15℃-40℃, altitude ≤1000 meters.
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7.5 kw single phase motor
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About motor insulation
Dielectric loss of insulating material
The electric field intensity increases. The loss tangent also increases. When the voltage increases to a certain value, the bubbles inside the medium or the edge of the electrode will be partially freed, and the loss tangent suddenly increases significantly. This voltage value is called the initial free voltage. In engineering, the initial free voltage measurement is often used to check the air gap in the insulation structure to control the insulation quality.
In addition, some insulating materials should also consider electrical properties such as corona resistance, arc resistance, and resistance to leakage traces.
The electrical performance requirements of the motor for the insulating material are the breakdown electric field strength and the insulation resistance as the most important. Depending on the type of motor, other electrical performance requirements are not exactly the same. For example, the insulation of high-voltage motors requires low dielectric loss of the insulating material and good corona resistance; and the electric field distribution between the iron core and the conductor must be considered.