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This Leeson Motors explosion-proof motor is designed for use in hazardous environments where a risk of fire or explosion exists continuously or in the event of an accident. Its rugged construction and automatic thermal protection ensure safe operation, while its explosion-proof conduit box and normally-closed thermostats provide an added layer of protection. Suitable for Division I areas, this motor meets all requirements for safety and is ideal for applications in chemical plants, oil refineries, and other high-hazard industries. Its compact size and high efficiency make it an excellent choice for space-constrained environments.
Top product features:
Rugged mechanical construction meeting all requirements for safety
Double shielded pre-lubricated ball bearings are standard
Automatic thermal protection for continuous duty operation
Explosion-proof motor 2/1.5hp 3450/2850rpm 56 frame epfc 208-230/460v 3ph continuous duty automatic thermal protection 1.15 service factor round mount. Pfeatures rugged mechanical construction meeting all requirements for safety. Ul and csa listed. Double shielded pre-lubricated ball bearings are standard. All motors have inherent automatic overload protection. Nema 1.0 service factor except as noted. Explosion-proof conduit box included at no extra cost. Normally-closed thermostats are standard on cast iron motors. Division i areas are environments where a hazard is present continuously or would be subject to fire or explosion if the hazard was present as a result of an accident or uncommon occurrence. Division ii areas are environments where the threat of fire or explosion is not normally present and not likely to result in the event of an abnormal occurrence./p