4160vmotor
4160vmotor
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can we install a 3 phase 4160v motor on 4000v source without problems any comments welcome
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RE: 4160vmotor
The opposite is possible.
Question please.
it looks like a NEMA motor. If it so,does the name plate say that motor rated voltage is 4160 V or 4000 V?
RE: 4160vmotor
So the real answer is; it depends on other factors. The best people to ask will be the motor mfr., and give them ALL of the information, i.e. motor lead length, conductor size etc.
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RE: 4160vmotor
Naw, looks more like a cell-phone impairment.
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RE: 4160vmotor
This dose not look like a big problem,just keep in mind that the motor can get slightly warmer when run at a lower voltage.