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Jun. 20, 2006 Steven Owen | Electrical Construction and Maintenance
What is the minimum acceptable voltage at a fire pump motor’s terminals, when the 460V-rated motor is supplied with an operating voltage of 480V, and the motor is operating at 115% of the full-load current rating of the motor?

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