335V Motor Rating

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philly

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I came across a motor in the field the other day that had a 335V Delta rating listed on its nameplate. This is a European motor installed on our 480V 60Hz system. The motor has 6 taps that allows it to be connected in either wye or delta.

I cant seem to make sense of the 335V delta rating listed on nameplate? I thought maybe this was a rating for a 50Hz system (since european) however at 50Hz this would give a V/Hz ratio of 6.7 where as connected on a 480V system would have a V/Hz ratio of 7.6.

Has anyone ever seen this voltage rating on a motor and confirm if it should be wye or delta on a 480V 60Hz system?
 
If it were a 240V Star / 415V Delta 50Hz IEC motor, it would be roughly a 200V (192) Star / 332V Delta motor at 60Hz.?

Close as I could come anyway...

I dont think so, if it were a 50 cycle motor intended for 240 volt (star) or 415 volt (delta), then on 60 cycles the proper voltage would be about 288 volts in star, or about 498 volts in delta, and would probably in practice be fine on standard USA 277/480 volts.
 
I dont think so, if it were a 50 cycle motor intended for 240 volt (star) or 415 volt (delta), then on 60 cycles the proper voltage would be about 288 volts in star, or about 498 volts in delta, and would probably in practice be fine on standard USA 277/480 volts.
Oh yeah right, I went the wrong way!

Hey, it's Monday...
 
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