3 Easy steps to select motor not quickly damage

1. Voltage & Phase
   Voltage is an important factor affecting the operation of the motor. Selecting a motor with a voltage that matches the electrical system used is important to prevent the motor from burning out or malfunctioning. There are two main types of voltage :
   - Single Phase
   - Three Phase
   The motor will specify the operating voltage on the nameplate. You should choose a motor with a voltage that matches the voltage supplied to the motor to prevent motor malfunction and help extend the life of the motor.
2. Motor power (Horsepower / Kilowatt)
   Motor power indicates the motor's working capability. Selecting a motor with insufficient power for the machine load will cause the motor to work too hard and may lead to motor burnout. Selecting a motor with too much power will waste energy and may increase operating costs. A motor with the appropriate power for the machine load should be selected by looking at the information in the machine manual or consulting an expert.
3. Number of poles (Pole) or speed (Speed ​​/ min-1, rpm)
   The number of poles in a motor affects the rotation speed of the motor. You should choose a motor with the number of poles that is appropriate for the machine's usage by looking at the information in the machine's manual or consulting an expert. Choosing a motor with a rotation speed that does not match the machine's requirements may cause the machine to malfunction or be damaged.

Remark

• In addition to these 3 main points, other factors related to motor usage should be taken into account, such as installation environment and maintenance.
• If you are unsure about choosing a motor, you should consult a professional to ensure that the motor you choose is suitable for the job and can work safely and efficiently. Choosing the right motor is important for the operation of the machine. It is part of extending the life of the machine and reducing the cost of operation.