In this video we will see together how to read what is on a 220 / 380V three-phase asynchronous motor nameplate. This involves knowing how to read the nameplate of a three-phase motor. Understanding the different symbols and their meaning. The nameplate of a motor is a label or metal plate that contains important information about the motor. This information can be useful for determining the power of the motor, the voltage and current required to operate it, as well as other important details such as the serial number, model and manufacturer. To read a motor nameplate, it is important to understand the different elements that make it up. Here is some information that you can find on a motor nameplate: The model: This information is usually the first to appear on the nameplate. It identifies the type of motor in question. The model is important because it will allow you to find replacement parts and guarantee compatibility with the motor. Serial Number: This is a unique code that identifies the motor. This number is typically used for warranty and service claims. Voltage: This information tells you the electrical voltage required to operate the motor. It is typically listed in volts (V). Frequency: This information tells you the electrical frequency required to operate the motor. It is typically listed in Hertz (Hz). Power: This information tells you the motor’s rated power, expressed in watts (W) or horsepower (HP). The rated power is the amount of energy the motor can produce at full load. Current: This information tells you the amount of electrical current required to operate the motor, expressed in amps (A). Insulation Type: This information tells you the type of electrical insulation used on the motor. The two most common types of insulation are Class F and Class H. In conclusion, reading a motor nameplate may seem daunting, but it is actually a fairly simple task. You just need to understand the different elements that compose it to be able to use the information to choose spare parts or determine compatibility with other electrical equipment. If you have any doubts about reading the nameplate of your motor, do not hesitate to consult a qualified professional for help. ???? Find here in description the tools that I use in the workshop ???????????? SUBSCRIBE !!! :D http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUdyG... (Merciii) Follow me on facebook: / storman-8005. . ???????????? My tipeee: https://fr.tipeee.com/storman/ 00:00 Introduction 00:30 Explanation of pads 04:40 Conclusion ???? Product links ???? ????Hall effect sensor╔► https://bit.ly/3RQZdRj ????Grinding discs ╔► https://bit.ly/3PBnd8S ????The different tools╔► https://bit.ly/3ctu0De ???? Explanations of star/delta assembly ???? #Storman #Electrical repair #Fault diagnosis