High efficiency low rpm permanent magnet generator 1500 watt, rated voltage 48V/ 96V/ 120V/ 220V, rated speed 500rpm, 3 phase permanent magnet generator motor is low in price.
Note: Special rated voltage and speed can be customized, please contact us.
Specification:
Model
ATO-PMG-1.5kW
Rated Power
1500W
Max Power
2000W
Rated Voltage
48V/ 96V/ 120V/ 220V
Rated Speed
500r/m
Net Weight
23kg
Output Voltage
AC
Rated Torque
28.65Nm
Synchronous Generator Phase
3 Phase
Insulation Class
F
Service Life
More Than 20 years
Bearing
HRB or for your order
Shaft Material
Iron
Shell Material
Aluminium Alloy
Permanent Magnet Material
Rare Earth NdFeB
Protection Grade
IP55
Lubrication
Lubrication Grease
Working Temperature
-40℃ – 80 ℃
Single axis alternator dimension
Double axis alternator dimension: (unit: mm)
Features
Gearless, direct drive, low RPM permanent magnet generator.
Low start up speed due to low cogging and resistive torque design.
High standard, quality components for use in harsh and extreme environments for wind turbines.
High efficiency and Low mechanical resistance energy loss.
Excellent heat dissipation due to the Aluminium alloy outer frame and special internal structure.
High strength from the specially desy selecign structure and fully heat treatment aluminium.
Generator is designed using speciallted material and treated to resist corrosion and oxidation.
Designed for reliable and long operational lifetime under long-term full output.
Tips: How to keep the voltage stable for permanent magnet generators?
The principle of voltage stabilization of permanent magnet generators: By changing the conduction angle of the thyristor, the output voltage of the generator is kept stable.
When the generator rotor rotates, the magnetic field generated by the permanent magnet on the motor rotor cuts the stator windings and induces an AC voltage. The voltage is rectified by the rectifier bridge and supplied to the electrical appliances for operation. The voltage regulator changes according to the voltage level of the generator. The conduction angle of the thyristor keeps the output voltage of the generator stable.
