Asynchronous motor AEMUT 80 A2: Power: 1.5 kW; nominal rated revolution: 3000/min; size (height of the axis of rotation): 80 mm; shaft diameter: 19 mm; frequency AC 50 Hz voltage 220 V.
Asynchronous motor AEMUT 80 A2: Power: 1.5 kW; nominal rated revolution: 3000/min; size (height of the axis of rotation): 80 mm; shaft diameter: 19 mm; frequency AC 50 Hz voltage 220 V.
Asynchronous single-phase alternating-current electric motors with squirrel-cage rotor AEMUT 80 A2 are intended for electric drive equipment of various mechanisms in all branches of industry, household appliances (woodworking machines, compressors, pumps, etc.), agricultural machinery drives and small-scale mechanization household devices (concrete mixers, feed choppers, etc.). Our company offers single-phase electric motors with protection degree IP 54, which ensures their durability and reliability.
AEM – series marking
UT – single-phase, with two-phase winding on the stator
80 – frame center height according to DSTU13267
A – core length
2 – number of poles.
Depending on the mounting method, the single-phase motor has the following design versions:
The electric motor AEMUT 80 A2 is manufactured with a squirrel-cage rotor of enclosed design with protection degree IP 54 according to DSTU 17494, which provides protection against water and dust.
The electric motors are made with a two-phase winding on the stator and are intended to operate with a capacitor. To reduce the effect of ambient temperature on the capacitance of the capacitors, they should be placed in areas least exposed to temperature fluctuations. During operation of the motor, it is recommended to periodically monitor the capacitance value of the capacitor.
F – insulation withstands temperature of 135 °C according to DSTU 8865-93.
The electric motor AEMUT 80 A2 is designed to operate from an AC mains supply with a voltage of 220 V at a frequency of 50 Hz. Operation from a mains voltage of 240 V at 50 Hz and 220 V or 240 V at 60 Hz is permitted.
Relative to the frame and between windings in cold condition under normal environmental climatic factors – not less than 5 MΩ, and at motor temperature close to operating – not less than 1 MΩ, at the upper value of air humidity – not less than 0.5 MΩ.
A single-phase asynchronous motor is a low-power machine that, by its design, resembles three-phase electric motors with a squirrel-cage rotor. The motor requires only one phase with a voltage of 220 V and can be connected to a household socket. The difference between a single-phase asynchronous motor and a three-phase one lies in the stator design, where in the slots of the magnetic core there is a two-phase winding consisting of the main (working) phase with a phase zone of 120 electrical degrees and terminals marked C1 and C2, and an auxiliary (starting) phase with a phase zone of 60 electrical degrees and terminals marked B1 and B2 (Fig. 1).

Fig. 1. Connection diagram of a single-phase asynchronous motor with squirrel-cage rotor.
A single-phase asynchronous AC electric motor is intended for electric drive equipment of various mechanisms in all branches of industry, household appliances (woodworking machines, compressors, pumps, etc.), agricultural machinery drives and small-scale mechanization household devices (concrete mixers, feed choppers, etc.).
The single-phase electric motor operates at a frequency of 50 Hz, voltage 220 V, protection degree IP55, insulation class F. Mounting versions: foot (IM1001), flange (IM3001), small flange (IM3181), combined (IM2001), combined – small flange (IM2181). Climatic version – U3.
A single-phase asynchronous motor is generally manufactured as low-power. Unlike the three-phase one, it has a single-phase stator winding. The rotor of such a motor has a squirrel-cage winding. Since a single-phase current does not create a rotating magnetic field, single-phase motors do not have an initial or starting torque. To create starting torque, a second so-called starting winding is placed on the stator of the motor, shifted relative to the working winding by 90°. Both windings are powered from a 220 V supply. To create a phase shift between the currents of both windings, a capacitor or a large active resistance is connected.
A single-phase asynchronous electric motor has a number of disadvantages compared to a similar three-phase motor:

Outline dimension diagrams of the electric motor:

Motor model |
Mounting and connecting dimensions, mm | |||||||||||||||||||||
| L1 | L10 | L17 | L20 | L21 | L30 | L31 | L33 | L39 | b1 | b10 | b16 | h | h1 | h5 | h10 | h31 | d1 | d20 | d22 | d24 | d25 | |
| AEMUT 80 A2 | 40 | 100 | 10 | 3.5 (2.5*) | 10 | 272.5 | 50 | 316.5 | 0 | 6 | 125 | 14 | 80 | 6 | 21.5 | 9 | 197 | 19 | 165 (85*) | 12 (M6*) | 200 (105*) | 130 (70*) |
* for mounting version IM 2181
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