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Re: The Variable Speed Blower
This is an indication that the grounding is not adequate. Improper grounding is the major reason for variable speed motor failures. They must have a very good ground.
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Re: The Variable Speed Blower
do all these vs motors being commented on carry a "x13" motor made by ge if so funny how ge cornered the market per response more to follow
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Re: The Variable Speed BlowerQuote:
X13 motors aren't VS motors. They are constant torque motors though. But don't vary their speed like a VS motor does.
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Re: The Variable Speed Blower
The X13 motor has the advantage of being a less expensive blower motor to operate and will operate constantly at a lower speed for constant air circulation, but those are limited benefits of what ECM motors are really capable of.
A variable speed motor is the same as the X13 motor, except that it has a lot more control features that can greatly increase comfort and overcome minor system issues. |
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