ARC Systems, Inc. offers a variety of Single-Phase Induction motor designs. The major distinction between the different types of single-phase AC motors is how the rotor is started. The Capacitor start motor utilizes a specialized capacitor in series with the starting winding. When the motor approaches running speed, the start switch opens, which disconnects the capacitor and allows the motor to run in its normal induction mode. This type of motor produces high starting torques. The Permanent-Split capacitor motor operates with a capacitor in series with the starting winding and this capacitor stays in the circuit during normal operation. The starting torque is approximately 50% lower than full-load. Low inertia loads such as fans and blowers make this type motor common. Performance can be tailored by capacitor selection. Single-phase motors are the least expensive and lowest maintenance types of ac motor. We have thousands of custom designs and modifications that can be tailored to your application. Special shaft requirements; unusual mounting configurations; Military connectors and/or wiring harnesses; and Specific bearing lubricants are just a few cases of the many special solutions we can supply. We also have numerous years of experience in custom design. We recommend concurrent product development to ensure successful solutions.
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