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Air System Equipment Motor,
GENERAL ELECTRIC
Schenectady, N. Y.
Apparatus Sales Offices, Warehouses, Service Shops, and Distributors in Principal Cities
MOTORS FOR HEATING, VENTILATING, AND AIR CONDITIONING General Electric offers a complete line of motors for compressors, fans, and pumps -from which you can select easily the motors with electrical and mechanical character istics best adapted to your equipment. Many of the most common applications are listed below. Complete information on other types of motors--vertical, enclosed, etc., with various electrical and mechanical modifications--can be obtained at a G-E office near you. For additional information, ask for Motor Catalog CFA-lfi81.
Tri-Clad* induction motor, Type K, polyphase
Fractional-horse-power capacilormotor. Type KC
SOME G-E MOTORS AND THEIR USES
Application Fans and Centrifugal
Pumps
Reciprocating Pumps and Compressors
Speed
Type Winding
Constant or Adjustable
Constant
Shunt
Compound High-torque Capacitor
Type
Horsepower Range Classification
B & CD B&CD
1/8-200 1/8-200
Directcurrent
KC & KCJ 1/4-3
Small Direct-connected Fans
Constant
Constant or 3-speed
Resistance Split-phase
Shaded-pole
Low-torque Capacitor
KH KSP
KCP
1/40-1/3 1/50-1
Single-phase
Alternatingcurrent
Belted Fans. Centrifugal Pumps
Constant
General-purpose Capacitor Repulsion-induction
KC KC SCR
1/4-3 1/8-3 5-10
Reciprocating Pumps and Compressors
Pumps, Compressors. Fans
Constant or Multispeed
Squirrel-cage High-starting-torque
Constant or Adjustable, varying-speed
Wound-rotor
Constant
Synchronous
K or KB K & KG
1/4-1000
1/4-5 5-100
M & MB TS
'/rl000 25-2000
Polyphase, Alternatingcurrent
Types of Enclosures: Open (dripproof)--protected from falling objects or dripping
liquids. Splashproof -- where wetness is a factor. Totally enclosed -- for complete
protection. Explosion-proof--for inflammable gases. Dust-explosion-proof--for com bustible dusts.
For code wire, conduit products, wiring material, insulating materials, etc., address APPLIANCE & MERCHANDISE DEPARTMENT, BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.
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Air. System Equipment control,
GENERAL ELECTRIC
Schenectady, N. Y.
Apparatus Sales Offices, Warehouses, Service Shops, and Distributors in Principal Cities
CONTROL FOR HEATING, VENTILATING, AND AIR-CONDITIONING MOTORS
The General Electric line of standard control offers manual or automatic equipment for com pressors, fans, or pumps driven by any type motor which you require, providing full protection for your motor, especially those listed on the preceding page.
For special applications, General Electric controllers can be designed to meet your exact requirements.
For additional information, ask for Control Catalog GEA-606.
CR7008 combination a-c magnetic full-voltage starter. Provides short* circuit protection, as well as over load and undervolloge protection
CR7107 a-c magnetic controller for use with multi-speed squirrel-cage motors,
driving pumps, fans. or blowers
CR1062 manual full-voltage
starterfor small polyphase motors. Available in 2-or 3-poleforms,with
CR$40 indicating-light push
button station. Used with mag netic controllers to indicate speed
offan or blower
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CR1061 manual starter for fractionalhorsepower motors, a-c or d-c. Avail-
1 -.4 fl-A-r-
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Fir
CR7006-D61FS quiet magnetic switch. For full-voltage starting
of squirrel-cage motors up to 5 hp, 220 volts. For applications where
quiet operation is required, such
as on fans or domestic air-
conditioning systems
CR7896 throwover panels. To transfer motor or lighting load to
emergency source of power tf normal source fails. Retransfers load when power returns to
normal source
CR7764 a-c speed-regulating controller
for wound-rotor induction motors. For contrdling the speed of motors driving ventilating fans and bloivers. Provides undervoltage and overload protection
A complete line of accessories, including pressure governors, pressure switches, float switches, electrically operated valves, and indicating selsyns, is available.
The General Electric Company will gladly assist in the solution of any electrical problem in relation to heating and ventilation.
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