Asynchronous Pitch Motor Application Wind Power

Asynchronous Pitch Motor Application Wind Power LEOG:

1) Operation temperature:-40℃ to 55℃;Relative humidity:100%
2) Suitable for running in air that contains corrosive salt fog and fine sand
3) Equipped with imported brake
4) Nominal power range:3 kW to 11 kW,may design according to customer’s requirement
5) Voltage range:nominal voltage±10%,frequency range:nominal frequency±5%
6) Duty:S1
7) Insulation class:H;Protection class:IP55 or IP56;
8) Cooling method:IC416(for MSVF series)and IC410(for LG series)
9) Wider speed regulation range,rotating smoothly in low speed,no phenomenon of creeping and shaking
10) Optional component:heater,thermal protection device
11) Advantages:high efficiency,low temperature rise,low noise,long service life,safe and reliable
12) UL,CE certified,can be exported to North America and Europe
13) May design especially according to customer’s special requirements,including application at sea or on the plateau.

Product Description:

A major supplier of drive motors for new energy vehicles.

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Wind Power Application:
LEOG has witnessed the entire process of China’s wind power generation industry, from its infancy to prosperity, from scarcity to wide application. During this process, LEOG was the first to complete the import substitution of the auxiliary motors for wind turbines, thereby promoting the development of China’s wind power industry.Its pitch motors, yaw motors, lubrication motors and cooling motors have held a leading position in the market for a long time.

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