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Electric Motors | Nema 56 Rolled Frame

Supplier: EMT OMEC

Electric Motors | Nema 56 Rolled Frame

NEMA 56C YSN 3 phase and YSYN 1 phase

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EMT OMEC has supplied NEMA 56C framed motors for many years. This range although dimensionally replaced by modern IEC60034 dimensioned motors is still common place within the Australian Market as these motors enter our market installed on equipment manufactured in America and Canada which still use Imperial dimensioned products. The EMT NEMA framed motor is designed to have Australian standard 50Hz voltage ratings.

Key Features

Rolled steel frame construction Standard with NEMA 56 Feet and C type flange
TEFC IP55 Enclosures with side mounted Terminal box with stud type terminations
All three phase variants are VSD compatible
The 210V single phase motors also have a top mounted capacitor with steel cover

Key Dimensions

Shaft 5/8" = 15,87mm
Key 4,76 x 4,76mm

Overall Lengths "L"

Single Phase
- S1.1D2 = 317mm
- S.75D4 = 305mm
- S1.5D4 = 342mm
Three Phase
- T1.1D2 = 278mm
- T.75D4 = 278mm
- T1.5D4 = 290mm

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Key Features

Rolled steel frame construction Standard with NEMA 56 Feet and C type flange
TEFC IP55 Enclosures with side mounted Terminal box with stud type terminations
All three phase variants are VSD compatible
The 210V single phase motors also have a top mounted capacitor with steel cover

Key Dimensions

Shaft 5/8" = 15,87mm
Key 4,76 x 4,76mm

Overall Lengths "L"

Single Phase
- S1.1D2 = 317mm
- S.75D4 = 305mm
- S1.5D4 = 342mm
Three Phase
- T1.1D2 = 278mm
- T.75D4 = 278mm
- T1.5D4 = 290mm

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EMT OMEC’s NEMA 56C rolled-frame electric motors drive machinery and come in single- and three-phase versions, with NEMA 56 feet and a C-type flange. Their voltage ratings are designed for Australia’s 50 Hz standard, suiting equipment built around that supply. They suit equipment made in America or Canada that uses imperial dimensions, which remains common in the Australian market.