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What is the maximum current of the pole changing motor when running at low speed and high speed?
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The maximum current of the pole changing motor when running at low speed and high speed depends on a few different things. The average when begin at low speed and using high speed is 1800 RPM points.
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What is the Difference maximum unit current draw and nominal unit current draw?
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