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Bluenoser337

Electrical
Mar 27, 2003
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I have a 115v 3/4 HP winch motor that I need to power at a remote site where there is only 575v 3 phase. I can add a transformer to that location to give me the 115v. Question is....what size (kVA) and what amps for the time delay fuses? FLA on the winch is 13.6. Thanks!
 
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You will have better performance if you rewire the motor for 230 Volts and use a 600:240 Volt transformer. The motor will draw 13.8 Amps times 120 Volts equals 1656 VA. Add 25% and you get 2070 VA. Use a 2 KVA, a 2.5 KVA or a 3 KVA, transformer depending on what you can find in stock.
A 600V:120/240V transformer will work for either 120 V or 240 V, same size transformer.

Bill
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Thanks waross...rewiring is not an option....but I was thinking a 2000 would do the trick as is. :)
 
Sounds good.

Bill
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Jimmy Carter
 
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