Three Phase and Single Phase Motor
NEMA Motor Data Calculator is based on the NEC 2011.
For three-phase motor according to inputs (Voltage and Horse Power) following motor data is calculated:
- Full Load Amps (FLA)
- Wire Size
- PowerPact Breaker Size
- PowerPact Breaker Cat No.
- HD Switch, Nema 1 Enclosed
- Dual Elem Time Delay Fuse Amps
- NEMA Starter Catalog Number
- Melting Alloy Thermal Unit
- Nema Size Starter
For single-phase motor input is Horse Power and following information is calculated for both voltages 115V and 230V:
- Full Load Amps (FLA)
- Wire Size
- PowerPact Breaker Size
- PowerPact Breaker Cat No.
- HD Switch, NEMA 1 Enclosed
- Dual Elem Time Delay Fuse Amps
- Fractional HP N1 Starter Class 2510
- Thermal Unit
- Integral Starter N1 Enc 2510
- One Melting Alloy Thermal Unit
- NEMA Enclosed Starter Class 8536
- Thermal Unit
Notes:
Fuses and circuit breakers shown are for short-circuit ground fault protection only. This data applies to Normal Service applications of switches, starters or breakers shown.
See actual installed equipment and Section 110-14C for termination requirements. Fuse sizes and circuit breaker trip amperes are approximate selections suitable for most installations.
Thermal unit selectors are not based on NEC currents (see NEC 430-6) but are selected from average full load currents. Thermal units can be more accurately selected using table furnished with starter and full load current marked on the motor name plate.
| Software: | NEMA Motor Data Calculator – Schneider Electric |
| Version: | – |
| Developer: | Schneider Electric |
| Size: | 101 KB |
| Price: | Free |
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