Franklin 5 HP Deep Well Submersible Pump Motor,Capacitor-Start,3450 Nameplate RPM,230 Voltage - 2243038602
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Deep Well Submersible Pump Motor; Motor Application: Pump; Motor Sub Application: Deep Well Submersible Pump; Motor Design: Capacitor-Start; Motor Enclosure Design: Totally Enclosed Nonventilated; HP: 5; Nameplate RPM: 3450; Voltage: 230; Phase: 1; Full Load Amps: 23; Max. SF Amps: 27.5; Hz: 60; Motor Service Factor: 1.15; Max. Ambient Temp.: 86 Degrees F; Thrust Rating: 1500 lb; Number of Wires: 3; Motor Thermal Protection: Manual; Motor Shaft Rotation: CCWSE; Dia.: 4 in; Diaphragm Type: Pressure Equalizing; Shaft Material: Splined Stainless Steel; Shell Material: Corrosion Resistant Stainless Steel; Stator Type: Hermetically Sealed; Lead Length: 100 in; Height: 28 3/16 in; Starter Required: No; Overload Relay Required: No; RPM Range: 3001-3600
| Item | Deep Well Submersible Pump Motor |
| Motor Application | Pump |
| Motor Sub Application | Deep Well Submersible Pump |
| Motor Design | Capacitor-Start |
| Motor Enclosure Design | Totally Enclosed Nonventilated |
| HP | 5 |
| Nameplate RPM | 3450 |
| Voltage | 230 |
| Phase | 1 |
| Full Load Amps | 23 |
| Max. SF Amps | 27.5 |
| Hz | 60 |
| Motor Service Factor | 1.15 |
| Max. Ambient Temp. | 86 Degrees F |
| Thrust Rating | 1500 lb |
| Number of Wires | 3 |
| Motor Thermal Protection | Manual |
| Motor Shaft Rotation | CCWSE |
| Dia. | 4 in |
| Diaphragm Type | Pressure Equalizing |
| Shaft Material | Splined Stainless Steel |
| Shell Material | Corrosion Resistant Stainless Steel |
| Stator Type | Hermetically Sealed |
| Lead Length | 100 in |
| Height | 28 3/16 in |
| Starter Required | No |
| Overload Relay Required | No |
| RPM Range | 3001-3600 |
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