00318ET3E182T-W22

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Severe duty is standard with WEG W22 motors! 

• All WEG W22 motors are Totally Enclosed Fan Cooled with a true IP55 rating against dust and moisture. 
• Other IP ratings are available as well
• All NEMA Premium ratings have a 1.25 service factor (up to 100 HP) resulting in cooler operation and extended life of the motor
• All Cast Iron Construction, including Terminal Box and Fan Cover
• Solid feet for reduced vibration levels and impact absortion
• Optimized ventilation system for cooler operation and extended life
• High Grade FC200 cast iron provides superior mechanical strength and heat dissipation
• Exclusive W-Seal 364T and larger provides superior bearing protection
• Taconite Labyrinth seal 586 Frame and larger
• Exclusive WEG painting system exceed 200hrs ASTM 117 corrosion test (Exceeds IEEE841 standard)
• Balanced to 0.08 inches per second vibration limits (Meets IEEE841 standard)
• Four Bolt Conduit Cover with glued Neoprene Gasket
• Impregnation Resin and magnet wire are insulation class H
• Stainless Steel Nameplate - Laser edged with high contrast background
• Corrosion Proof Drains g Inverter Duty per NEMA MG1, Part 31
• Certified Class I Div 2, Groups A, B, C & D; Class II, Div 2, Groups F & G

Product Features:

Frame

• 182/4T
  

Rated Voltage

• 208-230/460 V

Frequency

• 60 Hz

Rated Speed

• 1760 rpm

No Load Current

• 2.00-4.00/2.00 A 

Rated Current

• 8.65-7.82/3.91 A 

Rated Torque

• 8.83 ft.lb

Frame Material

• Cast Iron

Approx. Weight

• 89.1 lb

Need More Information?

• Weg W22 Three-Phase Electrical Motor Brochure
• Weg W22 Three-Phase Electric Motor Technical Catalog
• Weg Three-Phase General Purpose Motor Catalog
• Weg Three-Phase General Purpose Motor Instruction Manual
• Weg Three-Phase General Purpose Motor Operation Manual
• Weg Product Number Configuration
• Weg Standard Product 2020 Catalog
• Warranty Terms for Weg Automation Products
• 'Extend to a 3 Year Warranty' Form

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