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What is the kilowatt threshold that separates 380V motors from 6000V motors used in pumps?

2021-02-07View Original

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This post was last edited by Desert Fish on 2021-7-17 at 18:58. I would like to ask: what is the power threshold that separates 380V motors from 6000V motors used in pumps?
Reply #22021-02-07
Check control and grid load, as well as operation and cost expenses!
Reply #32021-02-08
There is no clear boundary for this; generally, 200 kW of power is used as the benchmark
Reply #42021-02-10
According to energy-saving standards, it is recommended to use 6kV for systems of 160kw and above

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