The features:
1. 120V or AC240 (180-270V), 50/60Hz
2. EC Motor: Die cast aluminum housing and cover, stainless steel shaft
3. Variable Speed Control: 0-10VDC/PWM signal
4. Separate driver or integrated driver
5. The insulation Class is "B"
6. Bearings: Maintenance-free ball bearings
7. Type of protection: exceed voltage limit, overcurrent protection, locked protection,etc
8. Optional:thermostat, different voltage, bracket sizes, shaft sizes, single shaft and double shaft.
9. EMC: EN61000-6-3; EN61000-6-1; EN61000-3-2/3
10. Package: Carton or pallet.
11. Optional:thermostat, different voltage, bracket sizes, shaft sizes, single shaft and double shaft.
The specifications:
| Model | Rated Voltage (VAC) | Frequency (Hz) | Rated Speed (RPM)) | Speed control | |
| ECI-113D/S-60 | 220 | 50 / 60 | 1300 | 0-10V/PWM | |
| Rated Power(Watt) | Rated Current (A) | Ambient Temp. (oC) | Ambient RH % | N.W (kg) |
| 60W | 0.51 | -20 ~ +40 | 5% - 85% | 4.7 |
The drawing:
USing ECM motor in HVAC
HVAC (Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning) refers to systems that heat or cool a designated environment. HVAC systems are especially important when it comes to designing large office buildings or climate controlled environments, such as some aquatic enclosures at the zoo. To achieve heating or cooling, an HVAC system depends heavily upon the quick movement of air from one location to another. AC motors have been used in past applications to serve as the primary air driving force, but they are not always the most efficient choice because they run continuously at full power. Electronically commutated motors (ECMs) were developed to offer a greater range of operability choices, and to minimize noise.
