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Electrical motors present special electrical startup considerations. They can require up to three times their rated running wattage to start. Motor nameplates generally will show starting watts, some as high as nine times the running wattage. Check the nameplate to be sure. Be certain to use the starting watts when figuring the correct electrical load requirements. If you don't have enough power to start you won't have enough to run. Motor load requirements are listed below:
WATER WELL PUMP kW / kVA REQUIREMENTS
NOTES: To avoid damage to your motor or pump, it is recommended that the generator be started and permitted to come up to voltage before the pump or motor is turned on.
NEMA CODES FOR STARTING KVA/hp THREE PHASE MOTORS
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