Baldor Electric
Baldor Electric CEM3665T 3-Phase Motor 5 HP 184TC Frame
Three-phase general-purpose motor delivering 5 HP at 1,750 RPM in a 184TC frame with 208-230/460V operation and 1.15 service factor
- 5 HP output for demanding industrial tasks
- 1,750 RPM nameplate speed for consistent performance
- Dual-voltage 208-230/460 V AC for flexible installation
- Totally enclosed fan-cooled design protects against contaminants
- 15 service factor handles intermittent overloads
Baldor 5 HP 184TC Three-Phase Motor
The Baldor Electric CEM3665T is a 5 HP general-purpose motor built for continuous-duty industrial applications. It operates on 208-230/460V AC at 60 Hz with a nameplate speed of 1,750 RPM. The totally enclosed fan-cooled enclosure and Class F insulation suit demanding environments.
Suits fixed-speed pumps fans and conveyors
This motor fits equipment requiring a single-speed 184TC face-mounted drive with 1.15 service factor. It is not for variable-speed systems needing inverter-rated windings or applications requiring built-in thermal overload protection. Buyers needing 200V operation or vertical mounting should select a different model.
Face-mount installation requires alignment care
The 184TC face mount bolts directly to driven equipment without a separate base. Ensure shaft rotation matches the load; the motor runs CW/CCW but the driven device may not. Misalignment and exceeding the 40°C ambient limit are the most common causes of premature bearing failure.
Highlights
- 5 HP output for demanding industrial tasks
- 1,750 RPM nameplate speed for consistent performance
- Dual-voltage 208-230/460 V AC for flexible installation
- Totally enclosed fan-cooled design protects against contaminants
- 15 service factor handles intermittent overloads
Specifications
| Brand | BALDOR ELECTRIC |
|---|
Questions about this item
What voltage supply is required for the 208-230/460V AC motor?
The motor operates on 208-230V or 460V three-phase AC power at 60 Hz. It is usable at 208V but not at 200V.
Will the 184TC face-mounted frame align with my existing C-face gearbox?
Yes, the 184TC frame uses a standard NEMA C-face mounting pattern compatible with matching 184TC gearboxes or driven equipment.
How do I confirm the motor is running at the correct 1,750 RPM nameplate speed?
Measure the output shaft speed under load with a tachometer; it should read approximately 1,750 RPM at 60 Hz supply frequency.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.



