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Low Voltage Motors

Low-Voltage Electric Motors Australia and New Zealand

TECO’s extensive product range includes high-quality Low &- Medium Voltage Motors from fractional kW to 22,000 kW for supplies up to 14,200 Volts, energy-efficient Variable Speed Drives and reliable automation equipment.

This generally includes:

  • DC Motors – Utilised in specialised industrial applications requiring precise speed and torque control, such as automation systems.
  • Single-phase AC Motors – Commonly employed in residential and light commercial equipment like air conditioners, pumps, and small appliances operating at 230–240V.
  • Three-phase AC Motors – The industrial standard for powering heavy-duty machinery in sectors including mining, water treatment, HVAC, and manufacturing, operating at 400–415V or medium voltage.

Determining when and how to select the right low voltage motor for a specific electrical application can save you both time and money.

As a leading global manufacturer of electric motors, our team is available to help you select the right low voltage motor for your desired usage purpose. For more information, contact us today.

TECO’s Catalogue of Low Voltage Electric Motors 

We currently offer a massive range of low voltage electric motors readily available for purchase. Our catalogue includes:

Looking for something else? Our array of low voltage electric motors is part of a broader selection of products such as medium and high voltage motorsvariable speed drives, and other highly automation equipment.

If you need assistance in selecting the right motor or complementary products for your specific application, contact us

Low Voltage Motor Industries & Applications 

Popular and a lot more cost-effective than high voltage motors, a low voltage motor is ideal for a range of applications such as:

  • Within the mining industry, low voltage motors are suitable for powering conveyor belts, pumps, elevators, and crushers.
  • In oil and gas applications, a low voltage motor is used to drive pumps, compressors, and equipment involved in the extraction and processing of oil and gas.
  • In sugar production processes, a low voltage motor is commonly utilised to drive equipment like shredders, conveyors, and pumps during the pretreatment, crystallisation, and milling operations.
  • As for water-related applications, low-volatage motors are crucial in water treatment, wastewater management, and irrigation systems.

How to Select a Low Voltage Electric Motor?

Unsure about whether a low voltage electric motor is suitable for your specific needs? Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you select the right motor for your application.

  1. Always begin by determining the exact voltage requirement of your application. This will help you decide whether a low, medium, or high voltage electric motor is the right fit.
  2. Now, access the environment your electric motor device will be used in. Factors such as the temperature and altitude may impact motor performance. This will help you select a low voltage motor designed to specifically accommodate such needs.
  3. Next, if you have multiple motor options to choose from, take into consideration performance characteristics. This includes the motor’s size, weight, installation requirements, cost, and control system.
  4. Can’t find what you need? TECO’s Mod Shop offers in-house modification capabilities. Our team is able to craft a custom low voltage motor solution designed to meet the needs of your exact application.
  5. Require further assistance? Consider booking a one-on-one consultation with our expert team for a personalised solution.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) 

What is the difference between high kV and low kV electric motors? 

In terms of mechanical build, a low kV electric motor has more windings of a thinner wire, and each wire carries more volts at a reduced amp. In contrast, a high kV electric motor has fewer winds of a much thicker wire, and each wire carries more amps at a lower voltage.

In essence, this means that a low kV motor produces more torque at a reduced speed while a high kV motor produces less torque at a higher speed.

Can you run a low voltage electric motor with high voltage?

No, you cannot run a low voltage motor with a high voltage as it may cause equipment damage and pose a hazard to surrounding applications leading to potential fires and electric shocks.

What is the Australian standard for low voltage electric motors? 

The AS/NZS 1359.5:2004 is the current standard that governs the manufacturing and usage of low voltage electric motors. Within Australia, low voltage means a nominal voltage exceeding 50V but not more than 1000V on an AC motor.

Contact TECO for Your Low Voltage Electric Motor Solutions 

If you are interested in finding out more about our low voltage electric motors, browse our website or mobile application for detailed information about the motors we have available for purchase.

For further assistance, do not hesitate to contact us or email sales@teco.com.au.

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