Motor Riello 45/107

Electric motor (motor) Simel for burners with supercharging 45/107:

The compact model of the asynchronous three-phase motor Simel 45/107 with a power consumption of 550 W was developed by the leading Italian manufacturer of electrical and electronic equipment - Simel SpA. The two-pole electric motor, the price of which corresponds to reliability and European quality, is distinguished by a convenient flange mount with a seat for a liquid fuel pump with a diameter of 54 mm. The device is used exclusively for completing industrial and domestic heating burners with supercharging.

Technical parameters

• One of the features of this power unit is the ability to connect to both a three-phase and a single-phase circuit with a voltage of 380 V or 230 V. The current consumption will be 3.0 A or 1.7 A, respectively, which indicates an advantage when powered from an industrial network.

• The engine has a smooth outer casing design, which consists of two parts fastened with screws. The material of manufacture is a binary alloy of the silumin type, characterized by low weight, acceptable heat transfer and high anti-corrosion properties.

• The optimal degree of protection of the shell - IP44 will allow you to operate the electrical appliance when water splashes on it at any angle. Also, the case will not allow the penetration of small particles with a linear size of 1 mm or more to the current-carrying parts and rotating parts of the mechanism.

Advantages of the model:

• the motor has a high energy efficiency class according to international standards - IE2;

• heat is removed from the stator winding by convection, forced air flow with a fan is not required;

• a plastic clutch for transmitting torque to the driven shaft of the fuel pump is included in the kit;

• long-lasting refractory grease is used for maintenance, which does not require replacement for the entire service life of the bearings.

Simel 550 W is a durable and efficient electric motor, which is offered for purchase by the company "ANKAS".