From the DVR Owners Manual:
Motor Power: 1.30kW 1.75 Hp 115v, 2.3 Hp 230v
Wayne
From the DVR Owners Manual:
Motor Power: 1.30kW 1.75 Hp 115v, 2.3 Hp 230v
Wayne
I think mine says the same, Wayne.. Then again, it says "220v 2.0 HP on the motor cover..lol
I really don't care about HP, 1 hp was plenty on my Jet.. I just want to put it on a 220v circuit to take the load of the 110v circuits..
mac
Please remove splinters before emailing
:)
Might I suggest you learn something about motors and power, something you obviously don't currently have
Close, line drop is certainly a factor in transmission. But probably not in the conversion of electrical power to rotational energy. Back a ton of years ago, I took a class or ten (BS-EE) on such things, one of the things I learned was that a motor wound to run on multiple voltages (like the multi-phase power for the DVR-XP) operates more efficiently on the higher voltage.
In message , Ralph E Lindberg writes
That's it , old cells re-awakening. Star and Delta in Three phase motors overlapping of wave forms etc.
Takes me back:) and seeing a callsign in your e-mail takes me back but not as far :)
Except, of course, you're not dealing with a motor and windings. Wyes and Deltas don't mean as much here, it's electronic magic!
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