Dayton
Dayton 36VE92 GP Motor 1-1/2 HP 1770 rpm 7/8in shaft
Three-phase open dripproof motor delivers 1-1/2 HP at 1770 rpm with a 7/8-inch keyed shaft for HVAC applications
- TypeTemperature Controllers
- 1-1/2 HP motor powers demanding HVAC equipment
- 1770 rpm speed delivers consistent airflow for temperature control
- 208-230/460 V three-phase supply suits industrial electrical systems
- Open dripproof enclosure with Class F insulation handles 40 °C ambient conditions
- 7/8 in keyed shaft on rigid base simplifies horizontal mounting
Dayton 36VE92 General Purpose Motor
The Dayton 36VE92 is a three-phase general purpose motor rated at 1-1/2 horsepower with a nameplate speed of 1770 rpm. It suits industrial and HVAC equipment that requires a rigid base mount and horizontal operating position.
Open driproof frame with keyed 7/8 inch shaft
An open driproof enclosure and rolled steel frame meet a 40 °C maximum ambient temperature. The keyed 7/8 inch shaft and Class F insulation support direct coupling, while ball bearings and a 1.15 service factor handle continuous duty.
Replaces failed rigid-base motors in HVAC systems
This unit fits existing 182/4 frame footprints and 208-230/460 V supplies at 60 Hz. The upgrade is worthwhile when the previous motor lacked a 1.15 service factor or operated without thermal protection.
Highlights
- 1-1/2 HP motor powers demanding HVAC equipment
- 1770 rpm speed delivers consistent airflow for temperature control
- 208-230/460 V three-phase supply suits industrial electrical systems
- Open dripproof enclosure with Class F insulation handles 40 °C ambient conditions
- 7/8 in keyed shaft on rigid base simplifies horizontal mounting
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What voltage range does the 3-phase motor accept and how does that limit the supply?
The motor runs on 208 to 230 V or 460 V three-phase at 60 Hz; the winding taps cap the usable supply to those two bands.
Which frame size and shaft diameter determine the mounting footprint?
The 182/4 frame with a 7/8 in keyed shaft sets the bolt pattern and coupling size.
How is the rigid-base motor secured horizontally and what step is often missed?
Bolt the base to a flat surface, align the shaft, then tighten the set-screw on the key — skipping the key installation is the common error.
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