Typical speed/power graph for AC motors1)
The graph shows the typical relationship between motor speed and drive power for 1PH2 motors for the following duty types in accordance with IEC 60034-1:
S1: Continuous duty
S6: Continuous duty with intermittent loading and a relative duty factor of 60 % (S6-60 %) or 40 % (S6-40 %) with a maximum duty cycle time of 10 minutes.
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1PH2 motor |
Rated speed |
Attainable speed for rated power in duty type |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Type |
n rated |
n 2 2) |
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|
S1 |
S6-60 % |
S6-40 % |
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|
rpm |
rpm |
rpm |
rpm |
|
|
1PH2093 |
1500 |
4700 |
4200 |
3900 |
|
1PH2095 |
1500 |
4000 |
3600 |
3300 |
|
1PH2113 |
1500 |
5400 |
4800 |
4400 |
|
1PH2115 |
1500 |
4500 |
4100 |
3700 |
|
1PH2117 |
1500 |
4700 |
4200 |
3800 |
|
1PH2118 |
1500 |
5300 |
4700 |
4300 |
1) For further configuration information, see the 1PH2 Motors Configuration Manual.
2) SINAMICS S120: Values taken from the speed/power graph when using an Active Line Module on a 400 V 3 AC supply system. If you are using a Smart Line Module, proceed in accordance with the 1PH2 Motors Configuration Manual.
2) SIMODRIVE 611: Values taken from the speed/power graph with regulated infeed. When using unregulated infeed modules, proceed in accordance with the 1PH2 Motors Configuration Manual.