Can I use this with a 36V DC motor and around 35 amps?
772558
I wouldn't. You are over the amperage load it was designed for. You will get a lot of heat and early failure in your best case scenario.
772559
U may git by with it a lil while, but switch is not enough for a constant 35 amp pull...will live a while with 35 amp momentary surge, but not entended for this muchamp's
992916
It's rated for 10 amps so as long as the operating voltage is within 12 to 36 volts DC it should work for your application.
1422584
I believe that it will. I use it for an electric 3 point hitch system which is just a screw gear system like your application. You have to physically hold the switch in the raise or lower position, but this is the safest way to do what you want. You may want to check the label on your motor for the amperage required, but you should be okay.
927921
7.2-8.4 Volts. 9 Volts would be over kill and burn up the motor unless you keep it below 2 amps.
1214230
I have the 3 hp motor. It runs on 220 volts and utilizes a 30amp plug. My electrician installed 20 amp breakers and I have had no problems. Unfortunately, there is nothing in the manual that covers this.
1248354
it is more of a trickle charger and a maintainer, so if its a 36 v then it should work.
1303517
This is a speed control, rated for 50 amps MAX. You do not control amps, you just must make sure you use a motor rated for 50 amps or less
1904947
I doubt it, I suspect your motor may be a capacitor start and a higher than 2.5 amp load, which are specifically not supported.
1372059
It depends on the voltage. P=UI. so I=P/U. If you connect a 12V battery, the amp draw will be 36W/12V=3A
1058807
I've got one controlling two motors, one running forward and one in reverse, at the same time. As long as you don't go over the amp rating you should be good.
568494
I'm not sure about it,but the amps,rpm and voltage are very close,it might work.Sorry.
1132495
No i don't think that will work, it has to be 110 plug in!! You would have to change the plug in & then it might blow the motor up!
193930
I suspect you can use either AC or DC. However if DC is being used then it's polar sensitive. Perhaps it's on the idea of a universal motor which will run on both AC and DC but if DC is connected backwards the motor will run backwards.
1590735
My apologies. Forgot to mark your email as unread until I got the answer. Then forgot to look at motor. Noticed your email question as I was deleting old emails. You probably no longer need it but here is the answer. 19.5 amp, 60 HZ,110 V, single phase, power 8.2 KW. Once again, sorry for the delay. Ed
1214229
I have the 3 hp motor. It runs on 220 volts and utilizes a 30amp plug. My electrician installed 20 amp breakers and I have had no problems.Unfortunately, there is nothing in the manual that covers this.
505439
I don't know why you would use an A/C motor for a D/C circuit but you could get a power convertor and maybe make it work
1015580
Should not be a problem. It is a simple contactor which will shut the motor down immediately.Amperage is more than sufficiient.