will this motor run continuously if you plug it in need it for another project?
193765
Motor # 97010254, will operate as long as plugged in. I do not know at what temperature the internal fuse opens . . .
193766
Yes, you can plug it in to any standard 115 VAC outlet. You can even change the shaft rotation if needed by flipping the shaft portion.
193767
There isn't any built in timer if that's what you mean, but it designed to have air moving over it in order to keep cool, so I wouldn't use it for anything other than that.
193768
It is not made to run continuously in my opinion. That's why I have had to purchase this one. It is made just to run as an exhaust fan for a bathroom.
193769
Yes. I would consider a different fan for most applications. My self I would probably get a computer case fan as they are made to run for hours on end and are cheaper even if you buy a power supply to run them. The Broan fans are supposed to run for shorter periods of time and obviously are good for moist conditions.
193770
Yes it will run continuously if it plugs in.But it usually have a switch on the wall to control on and off!
2029921
Works very well in that motor. Yes, you may have to pull the radio fuse and possibly disconnect the remote start, but after it's installed you can hook everything up again and it will run fine. At least that was my case, with programmers you just really don't know until you get into it.
1468496
No way. Get a rechargable battery and use this to recharge it between uses. Max power is 5 Watts, 1/12 of what your motor wants.
1131697
this may help. hoes maybe to short.just a guess. ck the volts to much power will make the motor run faster. if any of THESE will not work send it back. thanks
627276
The heat of the motor did not appear to be an issue as it is cooled down by the water passing through in my experience despite the plastic head. If you will continuously run it, the wear in the motor is more of an issue. The motor is relatively well built, so I think it should last, it is pretty cheap for what it does anyway. The motor I received runs up to 9V though, not 12V. It gets stuck at 12V, fyi...
1601388
No you can not run the brushed motor with the velineom power system it wont work, ive asked at my hobby store....as far as a replacement they make rebuild kits for the the brushless motor :-)
1183316
This motor does not need a capacitor on the outside as there is already one mounted on the inside. I used it as purchased to run an in ground pool pump. Hope this helps.
2098186
i soldered a flat 2 lead plug to the motor and then used the other part of the plug to run to a switch and the battery so that i could toggle the switch back and forth and get the motor to run in both directions for the application i was using it for. works great!
1655095
I'm not sure about the motor itself, but the whole unit runs off the 110 V house current. I just used it as a replacement for my noisy old fan motor.
1299575
There are considerations. Note the 1.5A rating. Also when the motor turns off, the stored energy in the motor's inductance needs to go somewheren and there will be an inductive kick... which brings me to "no" because this is not simple. DC or AC application?
681680
The motor was installed at a customer is home, but i do believe that it was threaded and it was wired for 230 vac, and i also believe it was dual voltage so yes. you should look up the specifications on the part number i am sure you can confirm info. Good luck.
798731
no,I dont think so if u mean does it only run when u need it. It . runs continually when turned on. When it reaches its max. of 60psi it will began to cycle on &off;, but u can install a gage and do a by bypass below 60psi.
1398548
Yes, but only if the motor is isolated form the rest of the system electrically. I recommend a "meanwell" brand in lieu of this one.
1923584
No. This unit is made for a motor cycle. Just use the power cord that comes with it. It requires 12 volts in
2067106
It will drain a battery,that is why the engine has to be running. That is what I understand.
471135
If the "thing" it's turning on is a motor of some sort I'd be hesitant but if it's only a ignitor you should be fine. Check out Smarthome.com and they can def help. I bought 90% of what I need from them and I have spent $1,000s on this stuff and love it. This is what I use for motor type needs - http://www.amazon.com/INSTEON-2477S-SwitchLinc-Dual-Band-Control/dp/B008HUWWOC/ref=sr_1_5?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1385331586&sr=1-5&keywords=insteon
2092625
yes it will asist u will burn out the motor if u ride it like a moped but it will aid in pedeling