Marathon Leeson Washdown Duty AC Motor 2 HP 1800 RPM 208-230/460 - 119482.00
Leeson 119482.00 is a washdown duty AC motor designed for various applications that require durability and reliability. It provides 2 horsepower and operates at 1800 RPM. This motor is built for wet environments, featuring a moisture-shedding design that protects its internal components.
- Two horsepower capacity
- Suitable for washdown applications
- Standard voltage of 208-230/460
Product Highlights
This motor is ideal for environments that require moisture resistance and durability. Its stainless steel components and unique design ensure long-lasting performance even in tough conditions.
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Brand: Leeson
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Part Number: 112786515
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Phase: Three Phase
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Enclosure Designation: Totally Enclosed Fan Cooled
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Poles: 2
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Drive End Bearing: 6205
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Hz: 60 Hz
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Open End Bearing: 6203
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Enclosure: TEFC
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Frame Material: Rolled Steel
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Mounting: C-Face - With Base
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Frame: 56HC
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Brake Feature: No
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Service Factor: 1.15
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Efficiency Group: 85.5 %
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HP: 2
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Useable at 208V: Yes
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Voltage: 208-230/460
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Insulation: F
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Washdown Duty: Yes
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RPM: 1800
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Full Load Amps: 5.2-4.8/2.4
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Rotation: CW
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Motor Application: General Purpose
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Weight: 51.0 LB
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EAN or UPC: 691720051955
What Our Experts Think
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2 HP washdown duty motor designed for food processing, beverage, and cleanroom environments.
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1800 RPM ensures efficient, consistent performance in demanding applications.
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Dual-voltage 208-230/460V three-phase design for flexible installation.
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Washdown-duty construction resists moisture, chemicals, and high-pressure cleaning.
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Built for long-lasting durability with corrosion-resistant materials.
Q&A
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What is the horsepower rating?
2 HP.
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What is the operating speed?
1800 RPM.
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What voltages are supported?
208-230/460V, three-phase.
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What makes this motor washdown duty?
Special construction with corrosion-resistant materials, sealed bearings, and protective finish to withstand water and cleaning chemicals.
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What applications is it best for?
Food processing, beverage plants, cleanrooms, and any environment requiring regular washdowns.
Maintenance Tips
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Regularly inspect seals and gaskets for wear to maintain washdown integrity.
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Keep exterior surfaces clean after high-pressure washes.
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Verify electrical connections remain dry and sealed.
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Monitor bearings and re-lubricate if required.
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Avoid exposure to harsh chemicals beyond rated tolerance.
