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#42491 09/22/04 11:43 PM
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One basic online reference is www.usmotors.com/default_service.htm

In NEMA-standard 9-lead 3ø 230/460V motors, there can be Y or ∆ versions.




[This message has been edited by Bjarney (edited 09-22-2004).]

#42492 09/23/04 10:10 PM
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Thank You, to everybody who replied.
I was just trying to reinforce my
understanding with motors. My experience
from small to large motor, I have not
seen a motor with 2 power supply or
voltage. I was wondering if there a
new method now that it is supply by
2 power supply voltage, and nine wires
coming from this supply.
Now I know that this thing doesn't exist.

You are all right on your explanation.

Thank You.

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