I was on your website today I have a question though since motors convert electrical energy to mechanical energy, will it be efficient to use the motor as a generator by using it the other way around? I've read some materials on the internet but I think professional clarification/advice/opinion will be better. Thanks
@@bidav2114 Thank you for your interest. We are not a database for all electrical issues. However, we are happy to answer detailed questions about our electric motors on our channel. For example, a new video on the subject of conversion replacement will be available in January. Maybe you can ask your question there again. Maybe our community can help you.
@@MenzelMotors thank you, I'll be looking forward to that. I've been sourcing for additional information on the subject and found out about inverter for power station(something of sort).
excellent explanation, straight forward and no water. one thing I didn't get is why its diveded by 1000? is it some misstake or I don't know something?
Because the formula is Power(Watts)=VoltagexAmps. Because we give motor ratings in kiloWatts(kW) we must divide VA by 1000. E.g P=VA P=240v x 10amps P=240x10 P=2400W or 2.4kW (2400/1000)
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I was on your website today
I have a question though since motors convert electrical energy to mechanical energy, will it be efficient to use the motor as a generator by using it the other way around? I've read some materials on the internet but I think professional clarification/advice/opinion will be better.
Thanks
@@bidav2114 Thank you for your interest. We are not a database for all electrical issues. However, we are happy to answer detailed questions about our electric motors on our channel. For example, a new video on the subject of conversion replacement will be available in January. Maybe you can ask your question there again. Maybe our community can help you.
@@MenzelMotors thank you, I'll be looking forward to that. I've been sourcing for additional information on the subject and found out about inverter for power station(something of sort).
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excellent explanation, straight forward and no water.
one thing I didn't get is why its diveded by 1000? is it some misstake or I don't know something?
Because the formula is Power(Watts)=VoltagexAmps. Because we give motor ratings in kiloWatts(kW) we must divide VA by 1000.
E.g
P=VA
P=240v x 10amps
P=240x10
P=2400W or 2.4kW (2400/1000)
Excellent
Nice one
Thanks 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏