3N53-000-6 Pacific Scientific
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The 3N53-000-6 is a motor manufactured by Pacific Scientific. Part of the PWM Brushed Treadmill Motors series, it features a grease fitting type with a head angle of 180° and a maximum operating pressure of 6000 psi. The motor's body is made from zinc-plated steel.
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The 3N53-000-6 is a Treadmill Motor. The module is manufactured by the well known company <
The 3N53-000-6 treadmill motor is a lightweight module with a mass of only 100 grams which minimizes additional load on the treadmill's frame or control panel and can be securely mounted with reinforcement. It is able to work well within -20°C to 70°C temperature and it will not malfunction which makes it dependable year round in both residential and commercial settings. It can support everything from low speed (about 10–100 RPM on the drive motor) to high speed. The module display or sensor unit consumes very little energy which helps avoid taxing the treadmill’s power supply and makes it efficient for continuous monitoring without generating heat or causing voltage drops in the motor controller. In this module the speed value is presented numerically on screen which enables technicians or users to directly read motor speed. It is a compact designed with dimensions of 65 x 40 x 20 mm which allows it to fit into tight control housings.
The 3N53-000-6 treadmill motor comes with non contact sensors that track shaft rotation without physical contact and are ideal in treadmills since they avoid mechanical wear, reduce maintenance and work reliably even with minor dust or debris around the motor area. It is compatible with standard treadmill electronics and outputs 12 volts or 24 volts DC internally. It is featured with digital displays which are easy to interpret quickly and reduces user or technician error during speed verification. It is capable of responding almost instantly in 0.5 second to speed changes and it ensures that RPM data reflects real time motor activity.