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The dielectric is internal, and the motor will presumably have a built-in driver to adapt from wall voltage to 2kv. Neither of those issues are at all an issue
by natosaichek 2y ago
The dielectric is internal, and the motor will presumably have a built-in driver to adapt from wall voltage to 2kv. Neither of those issues are at all an issue.
- kazinator 2y ago"No user-serviceable parts inside", and nobody qualified to work on it within a 1000 mile radius.
- Glyptodon 2y agoA big factor with this will be how inexpensive they are relative to something that's more maintenance friendly. If you can get five of them for the price of a similar traditional electric motor I imagine it might be worth planning to swap and never service yourself. Particularly the longer they tend to last.
- kazinator 2y agoI get it now. These will be lighter and cheaper than induction motors, due to containing a lot more plastic and a lot less metal and wire. Nobody fixes fractional Watt induction motors. When a coil burns out (or whatever), it goes to the landfill (perhaps along with the whole appliance).