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Longevity of 120V- vs. 240V-wired motor?
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[QUOTE="GregJ7, post: 6521642, member: 692873"] [B]TL;DR Summary:[/B] Wire motor for 120V or 240V? The 2hp dual-capacitor motor on my bandsaw can be wired for either 220V (draws up to 10 amps) or 110V (draws up to 20 amps). I need to install a new circuit whichever I decide (30 amp circuit for the 110V configuration). Am I correct in assuming the performance of the motor, such as amount of torque in generates, would be the same whichever way I wire it? Is the theoretical longevity of the motor also the same? [/QUOTE]
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