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Marathon X063 048A11O2028 3/4 HP, 1075 RPM single-phase electric motor with 48Z NEMA frame and Open Air Over (OPAO) enclosure. Operates on 208-230V at 60 Hz. Designed for air-over cooling applications such as fans and blowers.
MODEL X063
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$366.61 Each
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Enclosure
OPAO
Frame
48Z
HP
3/4
Hz
60
Phase
1
RPM
1075
Voltage
208-230
Parameters @ 60 Hertz
| HP | 3/4 |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 208-230 |
| kW | . 56 |
| FL Amps | 5. 7-4. 5 |
| RPM | 1075 |
| FL Eff | 65. 7 % |
| SF | 1. 0 |
Specifications
| Phase | 1 |
|---|---|
| Insulation Class | B |
| Frame | 48Z |
| Duty | CONTINUOUS AOM |
| Enclosure | OPAO |
| Ambient | 40 |
| Mounting | Extended Studs - Footless |
| NEMA Design | NO DESIGN CODE |
| Orientation | HORIZONTAL |
| Starting Type | PSC 3 SPEED |
| Assembly | F1 ONLY |
| KVA Code | C |
| Drive End Bearing | BALL |
| IP Code | 10 |
| Opposite End Bearing | BALL |
| Drive End Bearing Size | 6203 |
| Rotation | FIXED CCW |
| Opposite End Bearing Size | 6203 |
| Weight | 19 LB lbs |
| CE | N |
| CSA | Y |
| UL | Recognized Construction and Protector |
| Thermal Protection | Automatic Protector (under locked rotor only) |
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Verified · SKU 2303511The purchase from MRO went smoothly, and it arrived. However, the shipping department needs some remedial training. The box containing the motor was not strapped to the pallet, just set on top of it. As a result, the box rolled off the pallet and was split open. The freight company managed to wrap it up (upside down) with stretch film and put it back on the pallet, but it looked terrible. By a stroke of good fortune the motor was not damaged by this treatment and it looks OK. I can supply photos on request. Read more
