© 2011 KOMMUNIKATION SCHNELL GmbH What must, what can be marked? What can be supplied in which design? Standard IEC 60034-30: 2008 Classification of classes: IE1, IE2, IE3 EuP directive/ regulation 640/2009 Mandatory minimum requirements VEM product range 1. Standard three-phase asynchronous motor 0,75 – 375 kW 2,4,6 – pole, continuous duty S1 (note: is also valid if the motor is installed in another machine) yes note: additionally duty type S3 (=>80 % operational time) yes 2. Standard three-phase asynchronous motor with auxiliary equipment (shaft seals, return stops, encoder, separately driven fan, etc.) 0,75 – 375 kW, 2,4,6 – pole, continuous duty S1 (note: measurement of efficiency without auxiliary equipment) yes note: additionally duty type S3 (=>80% operational time) yes available in IE1, IE2, IE3 3. Gear motors, integral gear motors yes yes available in IE1, IE2, IE3 4. Explosion-protected motors yes no available in IE1, IE2, IE3 on request 5. Water-cooled motors yes yes available in IE2, IE3 6. Brake motors: (A motor with an electro-mechanical brake that interacts directly with the driving shaft without coupling) yes no available in IE1, IE2, IE3 7. Marine motors yes no available in IE1, IE2, IE3 on request 8. Roller table motors (duty types S4, S7, S9) no no available without IE mark 9. Non-ventilated motors (IC 410) yes no available in IE1, IE2, 10. Compact drives no no available with IE1- or IE2 motor as basis 11. Slip-ring motors no no available without IE mark 12. Motors that are integrated completely in another machine (i.e. pumps, fans (IC 418), gears and compressors) so that the efficiency of this motor can not be determined separately; no no available without IE mark Other motor types (i.e. 8-pole and above and pole-changing motors, motors < 0,75 kW and > 375 kW, permanent magnet motors, motors for duty types S2 – S10 and others) no Handling the new rules for efficiency classes and minimum efficiencies of low voltage asynchronous motors up to 375 kW available in IE1, IE2, IE3 13. no available without IE mark Europe VEM motors GmbH Carl-Friedrich-Gauss-Strasse 1 38855 Wernigerode Germany Phone: +49 3943 68-0 Fax: +49 3943 68-2440 e-mail: [email protected] www.vem-group.com VEM/03-179/E0111 Printed in the Federal Republic of Germany. Changes are reserved. Which motor is classified into which application range? News on energy efficiency

Efficiency classification and determination of efficiencies In the last few years the world-wide development for energy saving motors has led to a multitude of country related regulations, laws and standards. This has made it difficult to compare and evaluate the individual products. To create a uniform world-wide base, the new IEC standard 60034-30 has been issued. This standard replaces the former Voluntary Agreement of CEMEP and at the same time extends the former scope to 2-, 4- and 6-poles and a power range of 0.75 to 375 kW. The marking is done corresponding with the code for type of protection...

© 2011 KOMMUNIKATION SCHNELL GmbH What must, what can be marked? What can be supplied in which design? Standard IEC 60034-30: 2008 Classification of classes: IE1, IE2, IE3 EuP directive/ regulation 640/2009 Mandatory minimum requirements VEM product range 1. Standard three-phase asynchronous motor 0,75 – 375 kW 2,4,6 – pole, continuous duty S1 (note: is also valid if the motor is installed in another machine) yes note: additionally duty type S3 (=>80 % operational time) yes 2. Standard three-phase asynchronous motor with auxiliary equipment (shaft seals, return stops, encoder, separately driven...

Efficiency classification and determination of efficiencies In the last few years the world-wide development for energy saving motors has led to a multitude of country related regulations, laws and standards. This has made it difficult to compare and evaluate the individual products. To create a uniform world-wide base, the new IEC standard 60034-30 has been issued. This standard replaces the former Voluntary Agreement of CEMEP and at the same time extends the former scope to 2-, 4- and 6-poles and a power range of 0.75 to 375 kW. The marking is done corresponding with the code for type of protection...

Efficiency classification and determination of efficiencies In the last few years the world-wide development for energy saving motors has led to a multitude of country related regulations, laws and standards. This has made it difficult to compare and evaluate the individual products. To create a uniform world-wide base, the new IEC standard 60034-30 has been issued. This standard replaces the former Voluntary Agreement of CEMEP and at the same time extends the former scope to 2-, 4- and 6-poles and a power range of 0.75 to 375 kW. The marking is done corresponding with the code for type of protection...

© 2011 KOMMUNIKATION SCHNELL GmbH What must, what can be marked? What can be supplied in which design? Standard IEC 60034-30: 2008 Classification of classes: IE1, IE2, IE3 EuP directive/ regulation 640/2009 Mandatory minimum requirements VEM product range 1. Standard three-phase asynchronous motor 0,75 – 375 kW 2,4,6 – pole, continuous duty S1 (note: is also valid if the motor is installed in another machine) yes note: additionally duty type S3 (=>80 % operational time) yes 2. Standard three-phase asynchronous motor with auxiliary equipment (shaft seals, return stops, encoder, separately driven...