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I've swapped 575v for 230 and there can be lots to replace.? You need to be sure of the IEC frame size and then see if? 7.5 230v motor can be had in that size and shaft length for a reasonable cost.? If not you are swapping pulleys and belts and modifying the
base plate. ? Since the existing set up probably pulls about 10 amps and you are upping it to 17-19, you need to see if the contactor modules need to be upsized as well as the overloads.? You want to check that the internal wiring will handle the increased
amp load ( I would guess it will as the machines are probably wired to handle all voltage choices ).? The conveyor motor needs to be checked too as it might run on 575 and need swapping.? I don't know how many or what type of motors are in the machine but
my SCMI 24" has three.? 240-575 transformers can be found cheap but the shipping is a killer as most are in Canada or far, far away.? Dave
From: [email protected] <[email protected]> on behalf of john rowley via groups.io <johncrowley123@...>
Sent: Thursday, November 26, 2020 10:18 AM To: Felder Owner Group <[email protected]> Subject: [FOG] Wide belt sander ?
Hi guys, I¡¯m looking at a used Holytek 15¡± open ended?wide belt sander that is 10hp and??575 volts. By the time I get a transformer and possibly a larger phase converter I will have spent more on the power source than the tool itself. I was wondering what people
thought about the possibility of just swapping out the motor to a 7.5 hp 230v?
Thanks
John Rowley
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