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TYP Series High-Efficiency Variable-Frequency Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor

Designed to run on a drive across a wide frequency range, with high overload torque at low current — LEADGO's highest-volume permanent magnet line.

0.37–315 kWWide frequency rangeEncoder option
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TYP series variable-frequency permanent magnet synchronous motor

TYP is a permanent magnet synchronous motor built specifically to be paired with a synchronous drive for stepless speed control. High-strength magnets are set into the rotor, giving large starting and running overload torque, low current, and a wide usable frequency band. Encoder and non-encoder variants are built.

Against an induction motor of the same rating the brochure figure is 5–10% higher efficiency with a power factor close to unity, giving an overall energy saving of 12–15%.

It replaces YVP and YCT series machines on stepless speed duty, runs well at low speed, and holds tighter control accuracy. LEADGO builds a matched control cabinet for the series, so motor and control ship as one variable-frequency soft-start system.

Core specifications

ParameterValue
Frame sizeH80 – H355 mm
Power range0.37 – 400 kW
Base frequency37.5 / 50 / 75 / 100 / 150 / 200 / 240 Hz (custom on request)
EfficiencyGB 30253 grade 1 or grade 2
Voltage380 V
Protection degreeIP54 / IP55
Insulation classClass F
CoolingIC411
FeedbackWith or without encoder

Standards and certification

  • Q/1083 SLJ 018-2018 (high-efficiency variable-frequency PM synchronous motor)
  • GB 30253

Typical applications

  • Axial and centrifugal fans, pumps, separators, compressors, belt conveyors
  • Slurry, tailings, overflow and vertical multistage pump duty across mining, smelting and oil & gas
  • Extruders, blow moulding machines and pulverisers in rubber and plastics
  • Replacement of YVP and YCT machines on stepless speed duty

Selection guide

Variable-speed duty where the load varies through the cycle. The wider the speed range and the more of the time spent away from the rated point, the larger the gap against an induction motor plus drive.
Sensorless control is enough for fan and pump duty. Specify an encoder where the application needs tight speed holding at low frequency or defined torque during starting — mill and conveyor drives, for example.
TYP is designed around a matched permanent magnet drive. Running it on a general-purpose induction drive is not a like-for-like substitution; tell us what is already installed and we will confirm compatibility before you order.

FAQ

Datasheets, dimension drawings and certification copies are issued on request — tell us the rating and we will send the documents for that specific model.

Downloads

DatasheetPDF · 1.3 MBDownload
Installation & maintenance manualInstallation, commissioning and servicingRequest
CertificationCertificates and test reportsRequest

Certificates and test reports are issued against the specific model and rating rather than the series, so we send the ones that apply to your order. Tell us the rating and the market and we will send them.

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