Quick Answer: A Low Voltage Three-Phase Motor (Moteur triphasé très basse tension), running at low voltage for safer classroom study of how industrial three-phase motors operate.
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Product Description
This Low Voltage Three-Phase Motor (Moteur triphasé très basse tension) is a tool for learning how industrial power works. It runs on low voltage, intended to reduce electrical risk while students study how factory-style motors operate. It is used in schools and labs for motor control, energy efficiency, and electrical wiring instruction. Caution: even at low voltage, keep loose clothing, hair, and fingers clear of the rotating shaft while the motor is running.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Low-voltage three-phase motor |
| Operating voltage | Low voltage (exact rating unverified — confirm with STEMAids) |
| Teaches | Motor control, energy efficiency, electrical wiring principles |
| Safety note | Exposed rotating shaft — keep clear while running |
Applications / Uses
- Learning three-phase motor operation principles
- Motor control instruction
- Energy efficiency demonstrations
- Electrical wiring teaching exercises
Care & Maintenance
- Keep loose clothing, hair, and fingers clear of the rotating shaft while running
- Operate within rated voltage to avoid damage
- Keep the motor free of dust and debris
- Disconnect power before making wiring changes
Why Choose STEMAids
STEMAids, a brand of Eduscope Smart Learning Solutions Private Limited, supplies physics lab equipment and teaching aids to schools, colleges, and training institutes across India, with export and bulk tender support available. Explore related products in our Physics Equipments category, including our Resonance Box with Tuning Forks. For bulk or institutional orders, visit our tenders page or contact us at 9311411822.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does this motor run at low voltage?
To reduce electrical risk while students study three-phase motor operation, compared to full industrial voltage.
Is there still a safety consideration?
Yes — even at low voltage, the shaft is exposed and rotates while running; keep hair, clothing, and fingers clear during operation.
What does it teach?
Motor control, energy efficiency, and electrical wiring principles.
What is the exact operating voltage?
Not independently verified for this listing — confirm with STEMAids before use.
What is the indicative price for this product?
This listing does not currently show a published price on stemaids.com — contact STEMAids directly for an indicative quotation.
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