Dayton
Dayton 31TT14 3/4 HP Three-Phase Motor 56 Frame 208-230/460V
Three-phase general-purpose motor delivers 3/4 HP in a 56 frame for industrial and HVAC machinery
- Continuous duty cycle supports non-stop industrial operation
- 56 frame size ensures standard mounting compatibility
- Dual-voltage 208-230/460V design fits varied power supplies
- Full-load 2.5/1.3 A rating aids circuit planning
- Energy-efficient construction reduces operating costs
Product Identity
The Dayton 31TT14 is a three-phase general purpose motor rated at 3/4 HP in a 56 frame. It operates on 208-230/460V supplies and draws 2.5/1.3 A at full load. The motor is built for continuous duty cycles in industrial and commercial environments. It suits maintenance teams and OEMs needing a standard NEMA 56 replacement for pumps, fans or conveyors.
Green Certification Impact
The unit carries an Energy A recognition that signals compliance with recognised efficiency criteria. This certification can simplify qualification for utility rebate programmes and helps meet corporate sustainability targets. It does not alter the motor's electrical ratings, mounting dimensions or duty classification.
Deciding Specification
The 56 frame size determines whether this motor bolts to existing equipment without modification. Buyers must verify that the driven load matches the 3/4 HP output and that the supply voltage matches the 208-230/460V nameplate. Operations requiring a different frame, voltage or horsepower rating cannot use this unit.
Highlights
- Continuous duty cycle supports non-stop industrial operation
- 56 frame size ensures standard mounting compatibility
- Dual-voltage 208-230/460V design fits varied power supplies
- Full-load 2.5/1.3 A rating aids circuit planning
- Energy-efficient construction reduces operating costs
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What maintenance does the 56-frame motor need over time?
The motor uses a continuous duty cycle design; plan periodic bearing lubrication and keep ventilation paths clear of dust to maintain efficiency.
What limits output when the motor runs at full load?
At full load the motor draws 2.5 A on 208-230 V or 1.3 A on 460 V, so supply capacity and thermal rise become the first constraints.
How much heat and noise does the 3/4 HP motor produce during all-day operation?
Continuous duty rating means steady heat output; mount in a ventilated enclosure and expect typical industrial motor sound levels.
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