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#100120 - motor specs Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Russell Bull said:
No insult intended, but when you asked whether to switch the active or neutral tends to suggest your skill in electronic design is probably at the level of selecting a suitable relay. Firstly many thanks for a detail reply, I would not call myself an expert in electronics either, I am basically a mechanical engineer but in this particular job I have to use electronics as a tool to achieve the goal. I hope this forum does not mind people like me who do not have brilliant knowledge in electronics. I am working hard to learn and I hope that this forum could also help me to become more competent in electronics. At no point have you told us anything about the motor. I'm assuming something that draws a few amps - if its a little fan motor - then use a triac! its a single phase AC motor, power = 0.75KW. It has to drive fairly large load and the current do tends to go high. the normal specs of motor are 50Hz 220-240V AC power = 0.75KW, 0.50HP Current = 2.9A I guess this clarifies things more Regards Kaz |
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