NEMA Premium electric motors
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Technical characteristics
- BrandSchneider Electric
- Number of phasesSingle-phase
Description
U.S. MOTORS® brand motors keep you EISA compliant.
U.S. MOTORS® brand NEMA Premium electric motors meet the EISA regulation requirements, including: Open Drip-Proof (ODP)
motors, UNIMOUNT® Totally Enclosed Fan Cooled (TEFC) motors, TEFC HOSTILE DUTY™ motors, CORRO-DUTY® TEFC motors,
841 PLUS® TEFC motors, and TEFC Cooling Tower Duty motors. With U.S. MOTORS® brand NEMA Premium standard motors,
you will meet EISA requirements and cut your monthly energy costs.
Want to learn more about motor efficiency?
Our online MotorPro® training tool features a new module on electric motor energy efficiency.
Just visit www.usmotors.com/motorpro, and choose Module 3 for complete details on energy
laws and efficiency — and on how you can reduce your energy usage and operating costs.
Small increases in efficiency can turn into big savings!
Over the life of a motor, the energy it uses adds up to more than 97% of its total cost. So it
makes sense to consider this "lifetime" cost when deciding what to do about a failed motor.
Motors as small as one horsepower can remain in operation for more than 15 years, while
motors above 50 horsepower can remain in operation for more than 25 years. When you
consider that a more efficient motor will save energy costs every single day for decades,
it's easy to see that small increases in efficiency can turn into big savings!
With such a large percentage of a motor's lifetime cost being the energy it uses,
seemingly small increases in efficiency add up to significant savings over time.
That is why NEMA Premium standard motors can be such a valuable investment.
While they do come with a slightly higher price, that initial investment is typically
paid back quickly through lower energy bills.
Just look at the examples below to see your potential savings. These are based on
a 100 HP, fully-loaded, continuous-duty motor operating at 8,700 hours per year.
In both examples, the NEMA Premium standard motors would pay for their higher
purchase price in less than two years — and then continue to deliver the annual energy
savings over their entire lifetimes! And remember, this is based upon 0.10 cents per kwh,
so if your energy costs are higher in your area, your savings can be even greater.
U.S. MOTORS® brand NEMA Premium electric motors meet the EISA regulation requirements, including: Open Drip-Proof (ODP)
motors, UNIMOUNT® Totally Enclosed Fan Cooled (TEFC) motors, TEFC HOSTILE DUTY™ motors, CORRO-DUTY® TEFC motors,
841 PLUS® TEFC motors, and TEFC Cooling Tower Duty motors. With U.S. MOTORS® brand NEMA Premium standard motors,
you will meet EISA requirements and cut your monthly energy costs.
Want to learn more about motor efficiency?
Our online MotorPro® training tool features a new module on electric motor energy efficiency.
Just visit www.usmotors.com/motorpro, and choose Module 3 for complete details on energy
laws and efficiency — and on how you can reduce your energy usage and operating costs.
Small increases in efficiency can turn into big savings!
Over the life of a motor, the energy it uses adds up to more than 97% of its total cost. So it
makes sense to consider this "lifetime" cost when deciding what to do about a failed motor.
Motors as small as one horsepower can remain in operation for more than 15 years, while
motors above 50 horsepower can remain in operation for more than 25 years. When you
consider that a more efficient motor will save energy costs every single day for decades,
it's easy to see that small increases in efficiency can turn into big savings!
With such a large percentage of a motor's lifetime cost being the energy it uses,
seemingly small increases in efficiency add up to significant savings over time.
That is why NEMA Premium standard motors can be such a valuable investment.
While they do come with a slightly higher price, that initial investment is typically
paid back quickly through lower energy bills.
Just look at the examples below to see your potential savings. These are based on
a 100 HP, fully-loaded, continuous-duty motor operating at 8,700 hours per year.
In both examples, the NEMA Premium standard motors would pay for their higher
purchase price in less than two years — and then continue to deliver the annual energy
savings over their entire lifetimes! And remember, this is based upon 0.10 cents per kwh,
so if your energy costs are higher in your area, your savings can be even greater.
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NEMA Premium electric motors