Motor no-load current?
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The no-load current of the motor refers to the current when the motor is tested alone, or it refers to the current when it is connected to the pump with the outlet valve closed.
The no-load current of a motor refers to the amount of current that flows when the motor is not under any load and only consumes the current required for its own operation. It usually refers to the current when the motor is operating alone, without a pump or other load devices connected. If the pump is connected but the outlet valve is not opened, the pump itself remains a load, and the current in this case is not considered no-load current. .