comparation between different Class A, B, F, and H insulation systems
NEMA has established safe maximum operating temperatures for motors based on an average 20,000 hour lifetime.
Class A insulation was the standard insulation used on older U Frame motors between 1952 and 1964. Since 1964, T Frame motors use class B insulation as the standard insulation. Most common fractional horsepower motors use either insulation class A or B.
Insulation classes are directly related to motor life. Each 10 Degree C rise above the motor's rating can reduce motor life by one-half.
From the below chart, you can compare Class A, B, F, and H insulation systems, all with ambient temperatures of 40 Degrees C.


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