Power: can the 36-L352 unisaw 3 ph 5hp motor hook-up to 208 volts
1648143
I don't recognize 208 v. I used nominally 220v but could not attest the actual voltage.
766447
regular houshold 110v to power it. Not sure what voltage the motor is regulated to.
1184541
Yes, it is rated for 1800 watts which is almost 2.5 hp. So a 1/3 hp motor should be no issue.
1515742
No, you can only use the voltage required, or you will burn out the motor. I hope this helps. Good Luck
1620456
Not a chance. The voltage isn't a problem, it's the wattage. 180W is good for laptops, and other small items. Vacuums, heating elements, etc. will pull in excess of 500W.
1472546
The device is rated for 90 dc volts @15 amps- It's not good to max out electrical components, but that being said they are designed for some safety if you go over the specs. You don't have to put in 90 volts to make this motor run- It won't run as fast, but it will run on a lot less volts and amps and you can easily stay within the controller specs. Will it run the motor as is- yes- maxed out, but your taking a risk with the heat it will produce and it will burn out.I'm running a 24dc volt motor using a 12.6 auto battery/ using 1.5 amps. Works great for my project.
505441
1/4 hp is only about 190 W. So, it might be able to power one...but I wouldn't expect you to be able to achieve a very fast speed. 1W = N(m/s). You'd probably want something in the multiple-horsepower range.Also, what the other comments said about it being an AC motor.
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.
1191685
There is a listing on Ebay for an Ecosmart ECO 11 that says it works at 208 volts. I would call the manufacturer to be sure.
1816429
No, it's the Pro 6000 HD model, which is a DC motor. The power is only 350 Watts. See this thread:
1196740
I wouldn't think so. It isn't like a laptop, which has a power supply that can adapt for the different voltages. I think the motor would just burn up.
41229
http://www.buydig.com/shop/product.aspx?sku=btbse3000 According to the website above the motor is 400 Watts
1875113
i compared them at homedepot and it shows the the animal is 22.2 amps and the dc35 is only 12amps. almost double!
1904947
I doubt it, I suspect your motor may be a capacitor start and a higher than 2.5 amp load, which are specifically not supported.
360428
None of the other answers are correct. It's 900 Newtons DC, which is equivalent to about 0.8 (a touch better than 3/4 hp) AC motors you're comparing to.
2003195
The max load ratings are as follows; 110-Volt; Up to 35-AmpAlso rated for 3 horsepower motors; 220-Volt; Up to 20-Amp. Most 5 HP motors draw 56 amps at 110v and 28 amps at 220v. You'd probably fry this switch with a 5 hp motor!
573205
We were using a motor shield and could run 3 motors with a 9 volt. They're supposed to be like 3.5v each, you can run it by just hooking it up to the 9v. Careful with too much current (amps), that's what will fry it.