HV Wound Rotor Induction Motors
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Meeting and exceeding standards in challenging applications
The wound rotor induction motor has some distinct application advantages. Historically, it has been used for hard-to-start, high inertia fans, or where power system requirements demand a soft start. With a liquid rheostat, or a static secondary speed control, the wound rotor is an important alternative drive where limited range adjustable speed is required.
Features & Benefits:
- Air or water cooled
- Smooth start-up capability
- Low starting current machines available
- Efficiency and cost savings: Power factor correction capabilities help improve performance and reduce operating expenses
- Reduced maintenance requirements
- High reliability
- Flexibility: Available horizontal or vertical. Anti-friction or sleeve bearings
