PSC motor
The PerfectSpeed EC Motor is a PSC motor designed for use in fans and blowers for individual HVAC units.
The PerfectSpeed EC Motor is a PSC motor designed for use in fans and blowers for individual HVAC units in places like hotels, hospitals and military bases. The PerfectSpeed user interface is built around a variable speed motor technology platform that provides a more economical solution, delivering peak efficiency up to 82%. PerfectSpeed features an electronically protected motor and control, fully potted electronics and 6 kV lightning surge protection. Its communicating software allows for integration to other systems and components. Its flexible user interface features a lighted, 7-segment display for torque, speed and CFM, which allows for quick adjustments after installation.
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