In that case, it ought to work; you're within 10% low.
Would there be any long term effects of running it on 210 ? I still have to see how many amps this thing needs as that picture was the only visible plate on the entire mixer
Care to explain the issues ?
What, other than I don't see a frequency.
Do you know how to do the 3ph math to obtain the running current from the power rating?
Isn't the CE an NRTL marking?
How ?
"European Conformity" Self certified and worthless in the US.
Give me the old days ( early 1970's ) when just about every motor was made in the good old USA and had clear easy to read stamped metal information plates. My company ordered spare motors from 40 to 100 HP. All were made in lack of quality control Communist china. The 100 HP motor had a falling off aluminum stick on tag that stated to use supply conductors rated for at least 110 degrees C. .Told them to return at least the corner cutting 100 HP motor.
Negative
I think everyone is assuming that when you said 210 it was about that reading for all three line-to-line phase readings. Perhaps you should clarify.
