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Nameplate details of induction motors
In induction motor nameplates normally or usually the give details like kw,rpm,FLA,V,Hz.SF,insulation class,ambient temperature etc. Why they do not give no load and locked rotor currents which are very useful? Can some one quote relevant NEC/UL/NEMA standard/regulation regarding this? Thanks
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