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Each motor has a published manufacturer Lock Rotor Amperage (LRA) rating that is used to obtain this ratio. If a manufacturer otained a reading of 100A while bench testing their motor (equipment) at full load, if the motor FLA (Full Load Anps) is 50 amps, the raito LRA to FLA is 2 to 1 or 200%.

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Q: What is the ratio between locked rotor current and full load current?
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