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Re: Running a 200V 3 phase motor with 230 volts?

 
 
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      07-14-2005, 08:52 PM

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> I am trying to run a quincy compressor with two 1 hp 3 phase motors.
> The motor nameplates says 200 volts. I get an overload message running
> 230V from my phase converter. The compressor has an elctronic
> switching system to cycle the 2 pumps and motors.
> Should I step down to 208v volts? I did not see any indicaton of a
> Delta or Wye confirguration.
> Thanks
> Steve


Delta and wye on small motors is not really an issue.

200 volts? What frequency is it?

Is it possible your phase converter can not handle the load?

At one horse I would be considering new single phase motors to get rid of
all the nonsense.


 
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