Peak and Continuous Power Graphs

for HPEVS Oil Cooled AC-35 Motor

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AC Electric Oil Cooled AC-35 Motor Power Graphs

Published graphs are for INFORMATIONAL purposes ONLY and are NOT intended to be used to calculate motor efficiencies.

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Oil Cooled AC-35

Our new Stainless Steel Oil Cooled AC-35 Motor is a new addition to the HPEVS AC-3X family of motors. The attached graphs are the updated dyno numbers that we have attained in house. The peak horsepower has not changed. We have added the graphs containing the continuous data (3-6-15).

Your continuous horsepower ratings will vary based on the design and efficiency of the oil cooling system.

Instructions
1. Click on the tab for the motor of interest.

2. When the tab has been selected, the tab will turn to a gray background. This signifies that the tab selected is active.

3. First, select the motor you want information on

4. Then select either imperial or metric

5. Next, select the voltage

6. And finally select either "Peak Graphs" or "Continuous Graphs".

7. If you selected the "Peak Graphs", select the amperage that you want to look at.