Description
A reluctance motor starts as an induction motor, but operates normally as synchronous motor. A three-phase reluctance motor is self-starting when started as an induction motor. After starting, in order to pull it into step and then to run it as a synchronous motor, the reluctance motor has low rotor resistance. Some rotor teeth are removed to form a typical construction of a four-pole rotor.
General Data |
50 Hz |
60 Hz |
Power |
0.9 kW |
0.9 kW |
Speed |
1500 rpm |
1800 rpm |
Delta Connection |
220-240 V, 6.4 A |
220-240 V, 6.4 A |
Dimensions |
360 x 300 x 310 mm |
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Shaft height 162 mm |
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Weight |
25 kg |
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MV1015-695 Reluctance Motor
Same as MV 1015-235 but for 380-415 V, 3-phase, Delta.