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Question: Regarding the use of 400V motors in China

2016-06-16View Original

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The rated voltage of the motor is 400V, which is likely the voltage standard in Southeast Asia. If it is to be used in China, I have the following questions: 1: Are motors with a 400V rating more expensive than those with a 380V rating? 2. Can a 400V motor be driven with a 380V power supply? It would be best to explain it in terms used in electrical engineering; thank you very much! !
Reply #22016-06-17
As I understand it, it can be used correctly, because the output voltage generated by the transformer (0.4 KV) falls within a range of ±5%, that is, between 380 and 420 V. I’m not sure if you’ve taken a look at your capacitor cabinets; many of the capacitors have a rated voltage of 400 V

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