What is the AMP draw of the motor?
301319
This is the info on the top of the pump: Volts: 115V, Hmax: 7.5M, Hz: 60, Amps: 2.5, Qmax: 140L/min 37 GPM. Also on the side of the pump it has the following: PSC Motor, Hp: 0.5V, A: 2.2 RPM. I hope this helps.
1275219
It is not disclosed anywhere, but it should be approximately 200 watts based on the amperage written on the motor unit.
1685559
16 amps, 1 1/2 horse motor. I run it with other equipment in my shop and have never blown a breaker or had any other trouble with it.
1350484
For your calculations it is generally accepted 1 HP = 745.7 Watts. If you do the math, you are well under 1500 Watts. Now, the only issue is the startup current for your motor since it will take more on startup than on running. According the the chart link attached, this is about 19.5 Amps at running load. Startup amps are more for a brief period. See http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/electrical-motor-hp-amps-d_1455.html
358003
It requires 120VAC.The wiring must be removed (easily done) from the old motor you're replacing and connected to this new replacement.It will then plug into an electric outlet (if your old one did).
1250821
OK I finally got to test this today. At initial kick on I got a MINIMUM of 17.9 amp draw and a MAXIMUM of 26.8 amp draw, I tried it TEN times and these are the range I got for kick on amp draw, the only constant this fan gave was the running amp draw which was 9.4-9.8 amp draw once it was spun up and running constantly. Hope this helps, FORTUNATELY I already planned to replace this fan.
1183402
I just looked at the Motor Head. It says .8 Amps I hope That helps you. It has 4 settings regarding heat. 4 is the warmest but not hot at all.
557620
I"m sorry,I can't answer your question. I gutted mine for the motor inside,for a beer sign. I threw the rest of the parts out. Once again sorry. The motor works great, a little loud.
885983
The spec sheet says its a 2.4 amp 3600 RPM motor. That implies 288 watts. There are some other low power electronics, like the timer and LED display, these would draw some additional power.
326757
the motor is rated at 1/4hp so that would make the current draw a bit less than 2 amps.
1757214
This motor is rated at 0.360 Kw. This converted to amps is ~ 30 amps at full power. On top of the control head, there is a basic chart on what to expect based on how you use it and the size of the battery you use. I'm using a battery rated at 180 @ 25 amps. I could run this for 3 hours on 4.
96780
Its rated for 22 amps. I wouldn't load with more than 15 amps, because your motor will pull more amps at start up.
1817239
I am not sure but I ran it for 2 hours with load continuously at 75% speed, the motor was not even warm to the touch.
204058
I threw the unit out, so I can't verify the amperage rating. I was running a 38/4 hp swamp cooler with it and had no problems running the motor. It was the temperature settings that were the problem. You can probably find the amp rating at the LuxPro web site.
469046
Hello Gail. It is a 500 watt motor and goes a steady 20 mph for me. I hope I have answered your question.Tony
1079308
Just got mine set up, used a 10 gauge wire (3 wire, solid copper) to a 30 amp breaker, works great. The motor is rated for 23 amps on the machine so 30 should be plenty of power, plus its only 230v.
1991321
No it can not. You want to be careful of starting a 5hp motor on 110 volt ac, as the amp draw is between 4 and 5 times the running amps. Most 5hp 1ph motors will draw approx. 31 amps during normal operation, which mean, it will draw approx 150 amps during starting. All this on a 15 amp receptacle outlet.