Dayton
Dayton 1EJR5BG Farm Duty Motor 3/4 HP 1745 RPM 56 Frame 208-230/460V
Three-phase farm-duty motor delivers 3/4 HP at 1745 RPM in a 56-frame totally enclosed fan-cooled housing for continuous 208-230/460 V operation
- Three-phase design delivers balanced power for demanding farm applications
- 3/4 HP at 1745 RPM provides strong torque for blowers and pumps
- TEFC enclosure protects windings from dust, moisture and debris
- Dual-voltage 208-230/460 V suits a wide range of industrial supplies
- 25 service factor allows continuous overload capacity for tough loads
Three-Phase Farm Duty Motor
The Dayton 1EJR5BG is a general-purpose three-phase farm duty motor rated at 3/4 HP with a nameplate speed of 1745 RPM. It operates on 208-230/460V AC at 60/50 Hz and draws 2.4 to 2.4 / 1.20 full-load amps. The motor uses a 56 frame with rigid base mounting.
Continuous Duty Industrial Use
This motor suits equipment requiring continuous duty cycles in ambient temperatures up to 40 degrees C. Its 1.25 service factor provides a margin for intermittent overloads. Buyers needing single-phase power, thermal protection, or a different frame size should look elsewhere.
Rigid Base and Reversible Rotation
The rolled steel frame and rigid base allow all-angle mounting for flexible installation. CW/CCW shaft rotation lets the motor drive blowers or other loads in either direction. The totally enclosed fan-cooled enclosure protects windings without external accessories.
Highlights
- Three-phase design delivers balanced power for demanding farm applications
- 3/4 HP at 1745 RPM provides strong torque for blowers and pumps
- TEFC enclosure protects windings from dust, moisture and debris
- Dual-voltage 208-230/460 V suits a wide range of industrial supplies
- 25 service factor allows continuous overload capacity for tough loads
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What three-phase voltage supply does the 1EJR5BG motor require?
The motor runs on 208-230/460V AC three-phase power at 60/50 Hz.
Can this 56-frame motor share a circuit with older single-phase equipment?
No, it needs a dedicated three-phase supply; single-phase circuits cannot power it.
How do I confirm the 1745 RPM motor is operating correctly after wiring?
Measure full-load current near 2.4 A at 230 V or 1.20 A at 460 V and verify the shaft turns freely in both directions.
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