klasa izolacije

klasa izolacije

Since there are various ambient temperature conditions a motor might see and different temperature ranges within which motors run and insulation is sensitive to temperature; motor insulation is classified by the temperature ranges at which it can operate for a sustained period of time.

When a motor insulation class is labeled on the nameplate the total insulation system is capable of sustained operation at the above temperature.

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Category: Motors
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