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Synchronous Starters QTY 3
Unlike induction motors, polyphase synchronous motors need a synchronous motor starter to start and maintain a constant synchronous speed. A synchronous motor starter supplies an AC voltage through a contactor usually in a combination starter or controller to the stator. A solid state field application panel in the starter supplies rotating dc field coils mounted on the rotor with a dc voltage. When the synchronous motor is nearly up to speed, the field application panel energizes the rotating fields and turns them into magnets so the magnet poles lock with the poles of the stators’ rotating magnetic field and thus the motor rotates at synchronous speed.
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| 2,000 | 4,160 | GENERAL ELECTRIC | IC7160 | 106266-000-00 | (3) GENERAL ELECTRIC SYNCHRONOUS MOTOR STARTERS, (1) 2000 HP, (1) 600 HP, (1) 400 HP, TYPE IC7160 $24,500/LOT OF 3 |
| 2,000 | 4,160 | GENERAL ELECTRIC | FVNR | 106266-002-00 | (1) 2000 HP, 4160 V, GENERAL ELECTRIC, IC7160, SYNCHRONOUS MOTOR STARTER $14,750 |
| 1,000 | 2,400 | ALLEN BRADLEY | RV | 114864-000-00 | 1000 HP, 2400 V, ALLEN BRADLEY, CENTERLINE, SYNCHRONOUS AC MOTOR STARTER $9750 |
