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Help needed wiring an electric motor.
Hi all,
In my search for wiring information I've come upon this group. Maybe someone here can help me out. I'm in the process of heating my shop with an outdoor wood burning boiler, (it heats my home also). I just had a squirrel cage fan given to me and I really don't have a clue as to how to wire it up. I don't even know what it came out of but here's what the tag on the motor says; EMERSON MODEL K55HXLGF-3701 HP 3/4 VOLT 115 HZ 60 AMP 11.0 PH 1 R.P.M. 1075/4SP THERMALLY PROTECTED PT NO 51-21459-02 MFG. NO K92 C INS CL A AIR OVER CONT FRAME 48Y Also over on the right side of the tag it has; 12.5MFD 370 VAC CAPACITOR It has 7 total wires, ( one being the green case ground) the other 6 wires are; Red Blue Yellow White Black Brown I'm guessing a few things here; 1. This is a 4 speed motor? 2. I'll need a 12.5MFD 370 VAC CAPACITOR? 3. To get 4 speeds I'll also need a 4 speed switch? Questions; 1. How do I wire this thing? (Of course!) 2. Where do I get the capaciter, (if I need it)? 3. Where do I get a 4 speed switch, (and approximate price)? 4. Could I wire it up for 1 speed only? I'm definately not an electrician. I'm familiar with household wiring but not the technical terms and what they mean, so you'll have to keep your explainations simple as best you can. Thanks in advance! (I just hope I can find this again) LOL! |
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Help needed wiring an electric motor.
wrote in message oups.com... Hi all, In my search for wiring information I've come upon this group. Maybe someone here can help me out. I'm in the process of heating my shop with an outdoor wood burning boiler, (it heats my home also). I just had a squirrel cage fan given to me and I really don't have a clue as to how to wire it up. I don't even know what it came out of but here's what the tag on the motor says; EMERSON MODEL K55HXLGF-3701 HP 3/4 VOLT 115 HZ 60 AMP 11.0 PH 1 R.P.M. 1075/4SP THERMALLY PROTECTED PT NO 51-21459-02 MFG. NO K92 C INS CL A AIR OVER CONT FRAME 48Y Also over on the right side of the tag it has; 12.5MFD 370 VAC CAPACITOR It has 7 total wires, ( one being the green case ground) the other 6 wires are; Red Blue Yellow White Black Brown I'm guessing a few things here; 1. This is a 4 speed motor? I'd say so 2. I'll need a 12.5MFD 370 VAC CAPACITOR? I'd say so 3. To get 4 speeds I'll also need a 4 speed switch? Yes Questions; 1. How do I wire this thing? (Of course!) May find it he http://www.usmotors.com/PB100/PB100Default.htm Could also figure it out using by measuring resistances. Maybe try a search of "four speed PSC motors" 2. Where do I get the capaciter, (if I need it)? Easy to get on line, at a heating/cooling place, etc. 3. Where do I get a 4 speed switch, (and approximate price)? 4. Could I wire it up for 1 speed only? Yes |
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Help needed wiring an electric motor.
wrote in message oups.com... Hi all, In my search for wiring information I've come upon this group. Maybe someone here can help me out. I'm in the process of heating my shop with an outdoor wood burning boiler, (it heats my home also). I just had a squirrel cage fan given to me and I really don't have a clue as to how to wire it up. I don't even know what it came out of but here's what the tag on the motor says; EMERSON MODEL K55HXLGF-3701 HP 3/4 VOLT 115 HZ 60 AMP 11.0 PH 1 R.P.M. 1075/4SP THERMALLY PROTECTED PT NO 51-21459-02 MFG. NO K92 C INS CL A AIR OVER CONT FRAME 48Y Also over on the right side of the tag it has; 12.5MFD 370 VAC CAPACITOR It has 7 total wires, ( one being the green case ground) the other 6 wires are; Red Blue Yellow White Black Brown I'll take a guess: White neutral Brown one side of capacitor The hot side of the line to the other side of the capacitor and ONE of the remaining wires Black highest Blue next lowest Red next lowest Yellow lowest |
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Help needed wiring an electric motor.
"Rick" wrote in message ink.net... wrote in message oups.com... Hi all, In my search for wiring information I've come upon this group. Maybe someone here can help me out. I'm in the process of heating my shop with an outdoor wood burning boiler, (it heats my home also). I just had a squirrel cage fan given to me and I really don't have a clue as to how to wire it up. I don't even know what it came out of but here's what the tag on the motor says; EMERSON MODEL K55HXLGF-3701 HP 3/4 VOLT 115 HZ 60 AMP 11.0 PH 1 R.P.M. 1075/4SP THERMALLY PROTECTED PT NO 51-21459-02 MFG. NO K92 C INS CL A AIR OVER CONT FRAME 48Y Also over on the right side of the tag it has; 12.5MFD 370 VAC CAPACITOR It has 7 total wires, ( one being the green case ground) the other 6 wires are; Red Blue Yellow White Black Brown I'll take a guess: White neutral Brown one side of capacitor The hot side of the line to the other side of the capacitor and ONE of the remaining wires Black highest Blue next lowest Red next lowest Yellow lowest Correct that-one side of capacitor to brown wire, other side to neutral... |
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