What is the torque generated by this motor? And what is its duty rating? (How long running vs not running).
1712299
I don't know the factory specs on this motor but I used it as a more reliable upgrade from a different brand 12V, 120RPM motor. The torque of the previous motor was listed as 1100 gm-cm and my subjective guess (by trying to stall it with my fingers) is that this motor is comparable, maybe a little greater. I couldn't find a MTBF (mean time before failure) for it online but plugged one in and let it run with no load. I turned it off after 400+ hours. I also put one on an automatic door I make, which turned it on every half-hour and ran it under load for three minutes. The idea was to simulate opening and closing a door twice a day. It has been a while and I don't remember the exact results but they would have performed that job in excess of three years before I unplugged it. So far, I've been pleased with this motor. Hope this helps.
339053
Label on the motor says 1 HP. Don't know the amperage and sorry, but I couldn't look it up.
34507
Itls a brushed motor... Not very fast say about 30. I bought this for a friend of mine. If it's the one Pictured... It's 4x4
1611773
It's a Generac motor. I own one of these and ran it for 60 hours minus the down time to fill it. It ran flawlessly running 12+ hours on a tank of gas. My max draw during the CT snow storm was 2500 watts. This generator was not even breathing hard. This is one fantastic generator.
1741197
The specs on the back of the manual are: Motor: 40 watts, Amps 0.2; Frequency: 50-60Hz; Voltage:100V, 240V. Vibration Output Specifications: Speeds 1-9; RPM 1495 RPM - 2577 RPM; Frequency: 24.9Hz - 42.9Hz. Hope that answers the questions.
469046
Hello Gail. It is a 500 watt motor and goes a steady 20 mph for me. I hope I have answered your question.Tony
1563574
Without knowing the load, I cannot say definitively. However, this motor is geared lower than others on the market.
1419642
The motor is rated for continuous cycle, go ahead and get one, you wont be sorry!
420185
I dunno, but it IS a pretty generic motor... just check the power & it should be fine.
1631582
i took this information from the motor itself. 6.6/13.2 max amp at 115v. am pretty sure that motor is energy efficient as electric bill has decreased since installation.
911008
I don't know because I plugged it up when I first got it to try it out, then packed it away for a few months. The next time I plugged it in, the motor would not run and I had to throw it away. I think it is not worth buying (in my opinion).
1299575
There are considerations. Note the 1.5A rating. Also when the motor turns off, the stored energy in the motor's inductance needs to go somewheren and there will be an inductive kick... which brings me to "no" because this is not simple. DC or AC application?
1842166
Yes, hard to find the torque. Finally found it: Variable-speed motor (0-800-RPM) delivers up to 122-in-lbs torque
360428
None of the other answers are correct. It's 900 Newtons DC, which is equivalent to about 0.8 (a touch better than 3/4 hp) AC motors you're comparing to.
1842165
There is no torque information sent with the product. I do know that it is somewhat higher than any of the 18 volt drivers I have used. I suspect that the Impact driver attachment which I also have and used is much greater than the standard drill driver.
20747
This single speed motor was a great one to have, it can go all day long running without burning its system as it was cool on its own way.definitely i'm going to get another one to use for my portable generator as i know i need a speed of 3354 rpm to run my generator motor to produce a normal power on its own. Thanks amazon a great stuff your prime.=)
1655095
I'm not sure about the motor itself, but the whole unit runs off the 110 V house current. I just used it as a replacement for my noisy old fan motor.