Why don't submersible motor's need a space heater?
Why don't submersible motor's need a space heater?
(OP)
The question is pretty cut a dry but I've always wondered why enclosed motor's such as these would not require a space heater to prevent possible condensation from forming within the motor core and stator areas?
Wayne E. Lovison
service-parts@naglepumps.com





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At the startup a membrane will set according to pressure and the valve you take off to fill the motor will let surplus water out. This is the main job of the end membrane.
If there is any air bubble, the motor will burn teh windings on top in a little time...
RE: Why don't submersible motor's need a space heater?
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http://www.bspumps.com/product.htm
for the water cooled motor.
RE: Why don't submersible motor's need a space heater?
Technical consideration should be similar.
RE: Why don't submersible motor's need a space heater?