ALLIED MOTION PREMOTEC 250 rpm Synchronous Motor 9904 111 31813

The 31813 series low speed synchronous motor is a development of the standard industrial series specifically designed for use in high quality record decks that utilise the belt drive principle. Particular attention has been given to the magnetisation of the 24 pole rotor to optimise smooth running. This, together with the high accuracy of stator pole placement minimises torque ripple and provides low audible noise. The motor which is designed for mounting horizontally with output shaft vertically up is provided with an increased shaft length and a 3 mm diameter to aid the fitting of the drive pulley. When fitting the drive pulley the shaft rear end should be supported to ensure that the axial load limitation is not exceeded. The windings have been specifically designed to facilitate dual voltage operation, a 6.8K Ohm resistor being used in series when operation from a 220 Vac supply is required. Dimensions mm. Specification Nominal Voltage Vac 110 Max Working temperature deg. C 105 Permissible voltage fluctuation % -15 / +10 Ambient temperature range deg. C -5 to +70 Supply Frequency Hz 50 Torque derating % / OC 0.25 Speed @ 50 Hz rpm 250 Insulation according to CEE10 Class 2 Direction of rotation reversible Insulation test voltage V 2500 Direction control capacitor µ F 0.22 ( 250 Vac ) Maximum radial force N 5 Input Power W 1.8 Maximum axial force N 1.5 Input current mA 18 Mass g 16 Housing zinc plated Bearings slide Connections Mclenn


ALLIED MOTION PREMOTEC 250 rpm Synchronous Motor 9904 111 31813 - cover page
Brand
Allied Telesis
Category
Motor
Document type
Installation Guide
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
133 KB
Published
07 May, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
FA59024419A4F1B26C305B61C426A3E9

About this manual

The 31813 series low‑speed synchronous motor is designed for high‑quality record decks that use a belt‑drive system. It features a 24‑pole rotor with optimized magnetisation for smooth running and low audible noise. The motor is intended for horizontal mounting with the output shaft pointing vertically upward, and includes an extended 3 mm diameter shaft for easy pulley attachment.

The guide provides detailed mechanical and electrical installation instructions, recommended anti‑vibration mounting methods, and guidance on dual‑voltage operation using a 6.8 kΩ series resistor and a 0.22 µF direction‑control capacitor. Adjustments such as trimmer resistors and capacitors are described to fine‑tune performance and minimise torque ripple.

What's inside

  • Specification
  • Mechanical installation
  • Electrical installation
  • Reducing motor vibration
  • Connections

Specifications

Nominal Voltage110 Vac
Maximum Working Temperature105 °C
Ambient Temperature Range-5 °C to +70 °C
Supply Frequency50 Hz
Speed @ 50 Hz250 rpm
Input Power1.8 W
Input Current18 mA
Mass16 g
Direction of RotationReversible
Direction‑control Capacitor0.22 µF (250 Vac)
Dual‑Voltage Resistor6.8 kΩ series resistor

Frequently asked questions

What is the nominal voltage of the motor?

The motor is rated for a nominal voltage of 110 Vac.

How should the motor be mounted?

It should be mounted horizontally with the output shaft pointing vertically upward, using an anti‑vibration pad and rear shaft support.

What resistor is used for dual‑voltage operation?

A 6.8 kΩ resistor is placed in series when the motor is run from a 220 Vac supply.

What capacitor value is required for 250 Vac operation?

A 0.22 µF direction‑control capacitor is specified for 250 Vac operation.

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