Crane - Hoist Motors

Dec 2, 2016

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Crane - Hoist Motors usually are multi speed ( two, three or four-speeds) and contain two or three separate windings. Often, one or two of them are so called "Dahlander" windings , but be very careful because it is not usual "Dahlander" connection.

Note that , due to specific duty cycle sometimes is not possible to recreate these winding-diagrams and /or data from scratch. That's why you should know in advance what is an issue you can expect.

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