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Section 7: Application Manual For NEMA Motors
Section 7: Application Manual For NEMA Motors
Section 7
Accessories
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Space Heaters
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Thermostats
Thermistors
Thermocouples
Wiring Diagrams
Klixons and RTDs
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Thermistors
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Space Heaters
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Bearing RTDs
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Space heaters are used to maintain internal air temperature above the dewpoint during
periods of motor shutdown. In this way, water accumulation caused by moisture
condensation inside the motor is prevented. Space heaters are recommended for installation
in damp locations and should be activated when the motor is de-energized. Space heater
capacity is selected, depending on the size of the enclosure, to maintain the temperature
within the motor approximately 5o to 10o above the ambient temperature.
The only space heater currently in use for NEMA frame motors is a flexible type. The flexible
space heater consists of a heating element enclosed within a silicone rubber jacket. These
heaters are tied to the ends of the winding and conform to the shape of the coil end surfaces.
Usually, one or more heaters are installed on each end of the stator winding.
The standard space heater data sheet shown on the following page indicates the total space
heater wattage required for a particular frame size. Individual space heaters are arranged in
series or parallel depending on the supply voltage to obtain the desired total wattage.
Note that for Division 2, we need a T3 (200o) temperature code or higher. The nameplate is
marked Max Surface Temp 200oC.
Space heater leads will normally be brought to the main conduit box of low voltage (600 volts
and below), but can optionally be terminated in a condulet or auxiliary terminal box.
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Volts
Watts
140T
115
230
33
65
180T
115
230
33
65
210T
115
230
65
65
250T
115
230
460
65
65
120
250T
115
230
460
65
65
130
280T
115
230
460
130
130
130
320T
115
230
460
130
130
130
360T
115
230
460
130
130
130
400T
115
230
460
260
260
260
440T
115
230
460
260
260
260
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