Browse Categories

20JP-3-2-36/575 - 575V 145JP 2HP 3525RPM PREMIUM PUMP

Return to previous page
575V 145JP 2HP 3525RPM PREMIUM PUMP
Electric Motors/575V Electric Motors/575V Close Coupled Pump Motors/575V JP Close Coupled Pump Motors
575V 145JP 2HP 3525RPM PREMIUM PUMP
Item #: 20JP-3-2-36/575
Elektrim Premium 575V Close-Coupled 20JP Series TEFC IP55 3600RPM cast iron C-Face electric motor features a 1.15 service factor, oversized ball bearings, VPI, and VFD 20:1VT.

Please Log In
Call for Ordering Info UOM : EA
Qty:

Technical Details


Item Number: 20JP-3-2-36/575

Print Print this page
Wiring+Diagram Wiring Diagram
Instruction+Manual Instruction Manual
Dimensional+Drawing+PDF Dimensional Drawing PDF
Brochure Brochure
Product Group Close Coupled Pump Motors
Series 20JP Series
Efficiency Premium
Phase PH 3
Horsepower HP 2
RPM RPM 3600
Nominal RPM 60Hz RPM 3525
Frame 145JP
Mount Footed C-Face
Removable / Rotatable / Double Drilled Feet No / No / No
Voltage V 575V 60Hz
Hertz Hz 60
Winding Connection Wye
Inverter Rated 20:1 VT
Full Load Torque [FLT] 60Hz lb-ft 3
Lock Rotor Torque [LRT] 60Hz % 360
Break Down Torque [BDT] 60Hz % 400
FLA [115V] / [208V] / [230V] / [460V] / [575V] / [796V] 60Hz A -- / -- / -- / -- / 2.2 / --
LRA % % 941
Lock Rotor Amps [230V] / [460V] / [575V] / [796V] 60Hz A -- / -- / 20.3 / --
Efficiency at Full / 0.75 / 0.50 Load 60Hz % 86 / 85.7 / 83.3
Power Factor Full / 0.75 / 0.50 Load 60Hz % 82 / 75 / 62
FLA [190V] / [230V] / [380V] / [400V] 50Hz A -- / -- / -- / --
Efficiency at Full / 0.75 / 0.50 Load 50Hz % -- / -- / --
NEMA / IEC Design B
Code Letter L
Service Factor 60Hz / 50Hz 1.15
Insulation Class F
Rotor WK2 [lb-ft] / [kgm2] 0.08
DE Bearing / ODE Bearing 6205 2Z / 6205 2Z
Impregnation Method Vacuum Pressure Impregnation (VPI)
PTC Thermistors / Space Heater Option / Option
Junction Box / Fan Guard Aluminum (Cast Iron Optional) / Rolled Steel
Mounting Position / Protection Degree F1 / IP55
Enclosure TEFC
Finish RAL5010
Net Weight / Ship Weight lb 57 / 59
Warranty 3-Years
historyView Purchase History