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Previously DC series motors were used but now 3 phase variable frequency drives are used.
Thank you for this wonderful guidance..
Originally Posted by Juan Madera Take the old one to a motor shop and have it rebuilt? Looks VERY old and probably unobtainium. I dont work on elevators, just posting some pics for OP. The elevator guy at this site like to leave the door off the unit. Should have taken a pic of the control panel as well. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Take the old one to a motor shop and have it rebuilt? Looks VERY old and probably unobtainium.
Seen one today, best shot i could get of the nameplate without taking it apart... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
[You might try Google. 50 hp 3phase might work. Many of us dont work on elevators so you are asking the wrong people.QUOTE=ranitupe;25638823]Thank you for this guidance..This will be very useful for my studies..[/QUOTE]
Thank you for this guidance..This will be very useful for my studies..
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Originally Posted by ranitupe Which is the best motor to use in Elevator? Electric
Big motor. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Would not touch this unless it is in your own home. Liability and entanglement with AHJ not worth even thinking about it!
Arnt they DC motors? I think I would call Otis or Schindler. Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk
Motor for Elevator Which is the best motor to use in Elevator?
Motor for Elevator
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