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7-1/2 hp, 3530 and 2905 rpm, U7P1DC, 208-230
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Specifications

Supplier Name

 N/A US Motors (Nidec)

Manufacturer Part Number

 N/A U7P1DC

Base Speed

 N/A 2905 rpm3530 rpm

Duty/Condition Type

 N/A Continuous Duty

Enclosure Type

 N/A Totally Enclosed Fan Cooled (TEFC)

Frame Material

 N/A Aluminum

Frame Size

 N/A 213TC

Frequency

 N/A 50 Hz60 Hz

Full Load Current

 N/A 19.90 to 17.80 A8.90 A

Full Load Efficiency

 N/A 91.00 %

Harmonization Code

 N/A 8501.52.4000

Includes

 N/A Drip Cover

Insulation Class

 N/A F

Power for 2 Poles

 N/A 7-1/2 hp

Phase

 N/A 3

Number of Poles

 N/A 2

Supply Voltage

 N/A 208 to 230 V460 V

Mounting Type

 N/A Footed Horizontal

National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) Design Class

 N/A B

Shaft Diameter

 N/A 1.38 in

Standards Met

 N/A European Conformity (CE) National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA)

Synchronous Speed

 N/A 3600 rpm

Weight

 N/A 105.00 lb

Applications

Applications

 N/A Compressors Dusty or Dirty Environments Fans Material Handling Other General Purpose applications in Damp Pumps

Features & Benefits

Features & Benefits

 N/A
  • Class F insulation, Class B rise at full load on 60 Hz sine wave power
  • Extruded aluminum frame (180 - 280) except where noted
  • Rolled steel frame (56 - 140)
  • Service factor 1.25
  • Aluminum end shields with steel bearing inserts
  • Oversized diagonally split conduit box
  • Field convertible to F2 assembly (180 frame and up)
  • 40 ºC ambient, NEMA Design B performance on 60 Hz sine wave power
  • Regreasable shaft-end bearings (180 frame and up)
  • Sealed bearings (56 - 140), double shielded (180 - 280)
  • CE mark on nameplate, removable
  • Applications: For general industrial equipment including fans, blowers, compressors, pumps and direct connected equipment
  • All motors that currently have dual voltage will be upgraded to tri-voltage. Please note the catalog number will change as we transition from dual to tri-voltages. For example: U1P2B (dual voltage 230 / 460) will move to U1P2D (tri-voltage 208-230 / 460 at 60 Hz and 190 / 380 volts on 50 Hz)