Motor rated power

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For example, if the motor’s nameplate indicates 2600 KW, what does this 2600 KW refer to? Does it refer to the shaft power output by the motor? Is there still active power? Is it still active + reactive?

Reply #22017-07-29

So if a frequency converter is used with this motor, is the capacity of the frequency converter calculated as 2600 ÷ motor efficiency ÷ power factor?

Reply #32017-08-04

Rated power refers to the mechanical power output, which is also the shaft power

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