Motor Nameplate and Ratings Explained

An electric motor is the workhorse that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy using the principles of electromagnetism. These rotating machines are used in nearly every form of modern life from simple resi…

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Electric motors typically have a large inrush current associated with them when started with their full voltage rating applied to the windings. In many cases, this starting current is many times greater than the value of the full-load current. The locked-rotor value is important because large inrush current can lower the voltage supplied to the motor which may affect other equipment on the same circuit.

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Electric motors typically have a large inrush current associated with them when started with their full voltage rating applied to the windings. In many cases, this starting current is many times greater than the value of the full-load current. The locked-rotor value is important because large inrush current can lower the voltage supplied to the motor which may affect other equipment on the same circuit.

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Electric motors typically have a large inrush current associated with them when started with their full voltage rating applied to the windings. In many cases, this starting current is many times greater than the value of the full-load current. The locked-rotor value is important because large inrush current can lower the voltage supplied to the motor which may affect other equipment on the same circuit.

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Electric motors typically have a large inrush current associated with them when started with their full voltage rating applied to the windings. In many cases, this starting current is many times greater than the value of the full-load current. The locked-rotor value is important because large inrush current can lower the voltage supplied to the motor which may affect other equipment on the same circuit.

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