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KS Reluctance Synchronous Motor

KS Reluctance Synchronous Motor

KS Reluctance Synchronous Motor

Product catalog summary
Synchronous Motor Family Overview
The KS Series motors are designed as direct replacements for similar motor types, suitable for both direct drive and geared applications. The direct drive models operate at a synchronous speed of 1800 RPM at 60 Hz. Both motor types are reversible, designed for continuous operation, and do not require maintenance lubrication. They feature a NEMA type 2-11 mounting.

Geared Models
Geared models incorporate a 'Heli-Spur' gear combination, with the primary gear stage being helical and subsequent stages being spur gears. This design ensures quiet and efficient operation. The maximum gear train loading is 250 oz-in (1765 mN-m) at 1 RPM.

Specifications
  • Mounting: NEMA 2-11 Standard
  • Output Speed: 1800 RPM
  • Insulation Class: Class A (105°C)
  • Lead Wire: 3 leads 22AWG, approximately 12 inches (304.8 mm)
  • Operating Ambient Temperature: -10°C to +40°C
  • Recognition: E52207, Component-Systems, Electrical Insulation; E53578(N), Component-Impedance Protected Motors
  • Capacitor: Required for operation, supplied with 115 Vac 60 Hz motors

Model Specifications
The document lists various models with specific details such as rated torque, output speed, input power, full load temperature rise, capacitor value, weight, maximum gear train loading, and case length. For example, the KS 2422-535 model is geared, with a rated torque of 250 oz-in (1765.4 mN-m), output speed of 1 RPM, input power of 7.5 watts, and a case length of 2.531 inches (64.294 mm).

Additional Notes
All motors are 115 Vac 60 Hz models, and a capacitor is necessary for their operation. The data provided is typical and subject to change without notification.
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Catalog excerpts

KS Reluctance Synchronous Motor-1

SYNCHRONOUS MOTOR FAMILY Series KS Direct Drive / Geared Reluctance Synchronous Motor Mounting: Output Speed: Insulation Class: Lead Wire: Operation Ambient Temp: NEMA 2-11 Standard 1800 RPM Class A (105°C) 3 leads 22AWG (approx. 12 inches [304.8 mm]) -10°C to +40°C (approx.) E52207, Component-Systems, Electrical Insulation E53578(N), Component-Impedance Protected Recognition: Motors Capacitor is required for operation. Capacitor supplied with 115 Vac 60 Hz motors. Note: Typical data subject to change without notification A direct replacement for other motors of this type, KS Series motors are available for both direct drive and geared applications. Direct Drive models offers a 60 Hz synchronous speed of 1800 RPM. Both Direct Drive and geared motors are reversible, designed for continuous operation and require no maintenance lubrication. Motors provide a NEMA type 2-11 mounting. Geared models have a "Heli-Spur" combination with the primary gear stage helical and the subsequent stages, spur. This gearing design provides for quiet, efficient operation. Maximum gear train loading is 250 oz-in [1765 mN-m] at 1 RPM. Notes: • A capacitor is required for operation. • All motors listed below are 115 Vac 60 Hz models. Hurst 1551 East Broadway Street Princeton, IN 47670 MOTOR SPECIFICATION SHEET

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Rated Geared Rated Output Torque / Torque Speed (mNDirect Drive (oz-in) RPM m) Input Power watts Full Maximu Load Capacitor Case Case Weight Weight m gear Temp Value Length Length (oz) (g) train mfd (in) (mm) Rise loading deg C Part Number Direct Drive Hurst 1551 East Broadway Street Princeton, IN 47670 MOTOR SPECIFICATION SHEET

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Direct Drive: Hurst 1551 East Broadway Street Princeton, IN 47670 MOTOR SPECIFICATION SHEET

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