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Table Of Contents
- Packard_2018_Catalog_00_Cover
- Packard_2018_Catalog_01_motor
- Packard_2018_Catalog_02_Blowers
- Packard_2018_Catalog_03_OEM
- Packard_2018_Catalog_04_CoolingSolutions
- Packard_2018_Catalog_05_components
- Packard_2018_Catalog_06_controls
- Packard_2018_Catalog_06_Controls
- Packard_2018_Catalog_06_Controls-320
- Packard_2018_Catalog_06_Controls-321
- Packard_2018_Catalog_06_Controls-322
- Packard_2018_Catalog_06_Controls-323
- Packard_2018_Catalog_06_Controls
- Packard_2018_Catalog_06_Controls-328
- Packard_2018_Catalog_06_Controls-329
- Packard_2018_Catalog_06_Controls
- Packard_2018_Catalog_07_electrical
- Packard_2018_Catalog_07_Electrical
- Packard_2018_Catalog_07_Electrical-346
- Packard_2018_Catalog_07_Electrical-347
- Packard_2018_Catalog_07_Electrical-348
- Packard_2018_Catalog_07_Electrical-349
- Packard_2018_Catalog_07_Electrical
- Packard_2018_Catalog_07_Electrical-356
- Packard_2018_Catalog_07_Electrical-357
- Packard_2018_Catalog_07_Electrical
- Packard_2018_Catalog_08_AirHandling
- Packard_2018_Catalog_09_Accessories
- Packard_2018_Catalog_10_Index
- Packard_2018_Catalog_11_BackCover
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MOTORS
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Features
• NEMA JM pump shaft dimensions
• JMV frame includes drip cover for vertical mount without base
• JM frame has rigid base, drip cover not included
• Ball bearings, mechanically locked on shaft end
• Continuous duty
• 1.15 Service Factor
• UL recognized and CSA certied
• UL Listed for Fire Pump applications (except as noted)
Drip proof, C-Face Footless (Vertical) and C-Face Footed (Rigid Base)
Item ID HP RPM Volts Frame Model No. Nom. E. F.L. Amps
Weight
(lbs.)
Shaft Dim.
(in.)
Length Less
Shaft (in.) Notes
Marathon
E100M
1
1 1800 230/460 143JM 143TTDR4035 82.5 3.1/1.55 44 7/8 X 4 1/4 9.87
68
GT4104
1
1 1/2 1800 230/460 145JMV 145TTDR16329 86.5 4.4/2.2 46 7/8 X 4 1/4 11.17
27,68
Suitable for use on VFD per guidelines on page 120.
Notes:
27.
Drip Cover included
68. Rated 60/50 hertz, 190/380 or 380 volt at next lower horsepower
1
Has efciency levels that meet EISA requirements
TechTip
from Packard Academy
chris’s TIP
Chris Baxter
Technical Support
Always remember that when replacing a general purpose, or self cooled motors,
such as a pump motor, to consider Service Factor (SF). Service Factor is a multiplier.
Multiplying the Service Factor times the nameplate horsepower of the motor
provides the available range of horse power. For example, a 1 horsepower motor
with a 1.15 Service Factor can safely operate a 1.15 horsepower load, i.e., 1 x 1.15
= 1.15. A 1 horsepower motor with a 1.40 Service Factor can safely operate a 1.4
horsepower load, i.e., 1 x 1.40 = 1.4.
MARATHON CLOSE-COUPLED PUMP, JM, THREE PHASE