Can I use a 230V motor if I don't have 460V on site

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facilitating accurate evaporator coil temperature sensing to prevent freeze-ups and optimize refrigerant flow

replacing a 1075 RPM motor with an 825 RPM motor will significantly reduce airflow and can lead to evaporator coil freezing or heat exchanger overheating

To maximize installer flexibility

Nidec-US Motors 2135 Fan Motor 322838-754 Can I use a 230VThe Nidec US Motors 2135 Fan Motor is a rugged shaded pole unit bearing motor engineered for precision performance in commercial refrigeration and HVAC systems. Operating at 230Vac with a 50 watt output, this motor maintains a consistent 1550 RPM, drawing 0. 9 Amps. Designed with a totally enclosed enclosure (TEO), it effectively prevents dust and moisture ingress, ensuring internal components remain protected in harsh environments. The 3 8" shaft and