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What are the differences between humid-heat type and high-profile outdoor motors and ordinary motors?

2015-09-14View Original

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Are there any specific differences in design or materials?
Reply #22015-09-14
For the high-altitude version, it depends on the altitude in meters; different altitudes would likely result in different configurations and prices as well. Compared to ordinary motors, corresponding adjustments are made in terms of insulation strength, electrical clearance, and temperature rise limits. In outdoor environments, the main concerns are corrosion and exposure to rainwater; therefore, an additional topcoat is necessary. If there is a lot of dust, a dust-proof sealant should be used as well ; In addition to the insulation class requirements, motors of the humid-heat type also need to be equipped with anti-condensation measures. Be careful with motors; I’ve suffered losses because of them recently. There must be necessary and sufficient communication in advance.

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