Permanent magnet motors
Achieve energy efficiency class IE5
WEG has designed the WECM electronically commutated motors specifically for radial and axial HVAC applications in the IEC market.
The energy-efficient permanent magnet motors cover a power range from 0.12 to 1.1 kW and rated speeds of 1500, 1800 and 3000 rpm. Thanks to integrated electronic speed control, the drive packages achieve energy efficiency class IE5 and meet all relevant IEC and HVAC standards. According to the manufacturer, the low-noise and low-vibration motors with aluminum housing are a cost-effective solution for manufacturers of fans and ventilators thanks to their energy efficiency and user-friendly handling.
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