YE4: general-purpose fixed-speed drive
Hengda describes YE4 as a three-phase, enclosed self-fan-cooled squirrel-cage induction series. Its official family page lists H80–450, 0.55–1,000 kW, 380 V/50 Hz as the standard reference, two/four/six/eight poles, IP55, IC411 and S1; special voltages and frequencies are described as custom options. The page has model rows with different currents, speeds and connections. The family maximum must not be treated as available in every frame or pole count.
Confirm before ordering For a fan, pump or compressor, send the load torque curve, operating hours, starting method, supply, site altitude/ambient, coupling and mounting. Request the exact YE4 row, efficiency evidence for that model, starting-current/torque data and drawing. If a VFD is planned, ask for written motor-drive/cooling suitability rather than assuming an IC411 fixed-speed listing covers slow operation.
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YPNC: a controlled machine drive
The maker calls YPNC an asynchronous servo motor for a main-machine drive, citing machine-tool spindles, packaging machinery, injection machines and wire-drawing equipment. Its catalogue gives H80–200 and 0.55–55 kW, with 380 V/50 Hz reference, two/four/six poles, IP55 and S1. It lists IC411 or IC416 and B5/B35 choices; its separate manual also shows configurable encoder/resolver, cooling, shaft, brake and thermal-protection codes. That is a configuration system, not proof every option coexists on one motor.
Confirm before ordering Give spindle torque-speed and inertia curves, acceleration/reversal cycle, drive DC/AC supply, encoder or resolver interface, low-speed load, cooling air, shaft and flange drawing, brake need and stopping strategy. Ask for the exact YPNC code and matched drive/feedback, continuous and timed-overload curves, and acceptance test at the required duty.
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