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575V 286T FOOTED PREM BRAKE
Electric Motors/575V Electric Motors/575V Brake Electric Motors/575V Foot Mounted Brake Motors
575V 286T FOOTED PREM BRAKE
Item #: 20NFB-3-30-18/575
Elektrim Premium 575V TEFC IP55 1800RPM cast iron foot mounted electric motor features a high lock rotor and brake torque with a DC HPSY brake with 460V OR 230VAC rectifier for applications requiring a quick stop.

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Product Group Brake Motors
Series 20N Series
Efficiency Premium
Phase PH 3
Horsepower HP 30
RPM RPM 1800
Nominal RPM 60Hz RPM 1780
Frame 286T
Mount Footed
Removable / Rotatable / Double Drilled Feet No / No / Yes
Voltage V 575V 60Hz
Hertz Hz 60
Winding Connection S
Full Load Torque [FLT] 60Hz lb-ft 88.4
Brake Torque [BT] lb-ft 177
Lock Rotor Torque [LRT] 60Hz % 370
Break Down Torque [BDT] 60Hz % 390
FLA [115V] / [208V] / [230V] / [460V] / [575V] / [796V] 60Hz A -- / -- / -- / -- / 30 / --
LRA % % 933
Lock Rotor Amps [230V] / [460V] / [575V] / [796V] 60Hz A -- / -- / 280 / --
Efficiency at Full / 0.75 / 0.50 Load 60Hz % 93.6 / 93 / 91.3
Power Factor Full / 0.75 / 0.50 Load 60Hz % 80 / 73 / 61
FLA [190V] / [230V] / [380V] / [400V] 50Hz A -- / -- / -- / --
Efficiency at Full / 0.75 / 0.50 Load 50Hz % -- / -- / --
NEMA / IEC Design A
Code Letter L
Service Factor 60Hz / 50Hz 1.15
Insulation Class F
Rotor WK2 [lb-ft] / [kgm2] 3.84
DE Bearing / ODE Bearing 6311 2Z / 6311 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 441 / 496
Warranty 3-Years
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