
FLD Series Pole-Changing, Multi-Speed Three-Phase Induction Motors
The FLD series of pole-changing, multi-speed three-phase induction motors achieve different pole numbers by altering the wiring connections. They are suitable for mechanisms requiring stepwise speed control and offer advantages such as high reliability and ease of operation.
Description
The FLD series of pole-changing, multi-speed three-phase induction motors feature a single winding; by changing the wiring connections, the motor switches to different numbers of poles, thereby operating at different speeds with varying output power.
The FLD Series motors feature high starting torque, excellent performance, low noise and vibration, high reliability, and ease of operation. FLD/FLDT Series motors are widely used in equipment requiring step-by-step speed control, such as compressors, processing equipment, conveyor systems, agricultural machinery, and food processing machinery. We also provide custom-designed multi-speed motors to meet specific customer requirements.
The operating conditions of the FLD series motors are the same as those of standard three-phase induction motors.
Technical Specifications
Rated power: 0.17 kilowatts to 160 kilowatts
Rack Dimensions: H80 to H315
Frame Material: Cast Iron
Rated voltage: 220 V to 1,140 V
Rated Frequency: 50 Hz/60 Hz
Protection Rating: IP54/IP55/IP56/IP65/IP66
Insulation Class: F/H
Shift Schedule: S1–S6
Technical Highlights and Customer Benefits
Technical Highlights
1. The FL-D/DT series motors have the same dimensions and appearance as the IE3/IE2/IE1 series motors.
2. Compact design
3. Lightweight
4. Good startup performance, reliable operation, and ease of maintenance
Benefits for Customers
1. User-friendly
2. Higher power density saves more space
3. Reduce the overall weight of the unit, lessen the load on the host equipment, and lower logistics and transportation costs for the customer's equipment
4. High efficiency can save costs
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