TORK nsi
TORK nsi 201 Replacement Motor 208-277V AC 60 Hz
Replacement motor for TORK 1100 and 7000 series timers, operating at 208 to 277V AC and 60 Hz
- Replacement motor for TORK 1100 and 7000 timers
- Operates on 208 to 277 V AC supply
- Runs at standard 60 Hz frequency
- New condition ensures reliable performance
- Direct replacement simplifies installation
Replacement Motor for TORK Timers
This NSI TORK 201 replacement motor operates on 208 to 277V AC at 60 Hz. It is designed specifically for use with TORK Series 1100 and 7000 timers. The component suits maintenance technicians and facility managers restoring timer function. Buyers needing a motor for different timer series or voltage ranges cannot use this part.
Thermals Noise and Power Draw
The motor runs on standard 208 to 277V AC supply at 60 Hz frequency. Power consumption follows the timer load requirements during normal switching operations. No active cooling or fan noise is produced by the motor itself. Operational sound is limited to the mechanical timer switching action.
Build Quality and Connectors
The unit is supplied new from NSI TORK for direct replacement in compatible timer housings. Mounting aligns with existing Series 1100 and 7000 timer assemblies. Electrical connections integrate with the timer's internal wiring terminals. Installers must verify timer model compatibility before fitting.
Highlights
- Replacement motor for TORK 1100 and 7000 timers
- Operates on 208 to 277 V AC supply
- Runs at standard 60 Hz frequency
- New condition ensures reliable performance
- Direct replacement simplifies installation
Specifications
| Brand | NSI TORK |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 201 motor into my TORK 1100 timer and what step is often missed?
Disconnect power, remove the old motor, align the 201 replacement with the 1100 mounting points, secure it, then reconnect the 208 to 277V AC supply; the step often missed is verifying the 60 Hz supply matches the motor rating before energising.
What maintenance will the 201 motor need during its service life?
The motor is a sealed unit; no routine lubrication or brush replacement is required — plan only for eventual full replacement if the timer fails to switch after years of 60 Hz operation.
What is the first limit that appears when the 201 motor runs continuously under load?
The winding insulation temperature rating is the first limit reached during sustained 208 to 277V AC operation at 60 Hz.
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