PROOJD ML-802-2 Engine Review: Suitability for 2800 RPM INCA Planer, 230V 1.1 kW Motor

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#1 16841165 22 Nov 2017 09:53

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16841165 22 Nov 2017 09:53

Good morning,
Using a 3F motor converted to a 1F did not work for me (torque), so I'm looking for a 230V 1.1 kW motor. I found the Proojd ML-802-2 engine at a favorable price:

http://www.silnikielektryczne.sklep.pl/Silnik-elektryczny-jednofazowy-1-1kW-2800-obrmin-NOWY

I do not expect miracles from it and I will not be surprised how Chinese it is, but I would also like to learn something from you - maybe you had something to do with this company or have heard something wrong.
From what I can see, then you have to add PLN 100 to more recognizable companies, but if one was much better, I could add several dozen PLN.

The motor must be 2800 revolutions - suitable for an INCA planer. Originally it was 0.75 kW but 3F and never too much power.

Thanks in advance for the tips
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#2 16842231 22 Nov 2017 19:09

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16842231 22 Nov 2017 19:09

A company with a gmail email. The address is a house, you can't see any buildings on Google Earth where you can make an engine, import / rewind.
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#3 16843765 23 Nov 2017 14:49

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16843765 23 Nov 2017 14:49

@ are 100% scrollable - you can swaddle a child, the engines are called, the description speaks for itself
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#4 16845632 24 Nov 2017 11:26

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16845632 24 Nov 2017 11:26

You confirmed my fears and distance to this purchase.
I think the topic to be closed
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#5 16845879 24 Nov 2017 13:25

Topolski Mirosław Topolski Mirosław

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16845879 24 Nov 2017 13:25

Incomplete basic technical data (voltage is given, rotation also, current and capacitors, no info)
#6 16864412 03 Dec 2017 02:27

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16864412 03 Dec 2017 02:27

Quote:
Using a 3F engine converted to 1F did not work for me (torque)

Say because I am thinking of a single-phase, but with a power of 3kW for a cutter, with what equipment did the single-phase fail?
#7 16866076 03 Dec 2017 20:15

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16866076 03 Dec 2017 20:15

magic_zen wrote:

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Using a 3F engine converted to 1F did not work for me (torque)

Say because I am thinking of a single-phase, but with a power of 3kW for a cutter, with what equipment did the single-phase fail?

With a planer with a knife width of 300 mm. It's not a big deal and it's hard to go ... I will try now with a starting capacitor because you rarely get a 1F motor with a starting capacitor - there may be a similar situation ...
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The discussion revolves around the suitability of the PROOJD ML-802-2 engine for use with a 2800 RPM INCA planer, specifically a 230V 1.1 kW motor. The user expresses concerns about the quality and reliability of the motor, noting its low price and the company's questionable credibility, as indicated by its Gmail address and lack of a physical manufacturing location. Responses highlight the inadequacy of technical specifications provided for the motor, such as missing current and capacitor information. Some participants share experiences with single-phase motors and discuss potential issues with torque when using a converted 3F motor. The conversation concludes with skepticism about the purchase due to the lack of reliable information.
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