TYCKK / TYCKS permanent-magnet synchronous motor

CATALOGUE OVERVIEW

About this motor series

SEC identifies TYCKK and TYCKS as box-frame permanent-magnet synchronous motor families. Its catalogue lists 220–15,000 kW, centre heights 355–1120 mm, a 250–3000 rpm range and 660–10,000 V across the available configurations. Variable-frequency starting and operation are specified.

The source includes horizontal and vertical construction, IMB3 or IMV1 mounting, and IC611, IC666 or IC81W cooling alternatives. Select these as a coordinated configuration rather than combining catalogue limits independently. For a direct-drive proposal, provide required shaft torque and speed, load inertia, cooling provision and inverter details, and request confirmation of the continuous operating envelope.

Published specifications

Use these ratings to shortlist the series. A range does not mean every combination is available.

Power

220–15000 kW

Voltage

660–10000 V across configurations

Speed

Model dependent

Selection

Specify supply, duty and mounting with your inquiry

Manufacturer

SEC Electric Machinery

Catalogue Type

Product series

Request current pricing, MOQ, lead time and a dimensioned drawing for the exact configuration offered. Catalogue drawings may cover several variants.

Selection priorities for Permanent magnet motors

Confirm the intended inverter, feedback and startup method for the exact model, along with thermal limits and field-weakening operation.

• Torque and speed range
• Drive and starting method
• Rated electrical supply
• Cooling and duty
• Mechanical installation

Use the TYCKK / TYCKS permanent-magnet synchronous motor reference when requesting a datasheet from SEC Electric Machinery. Confirm these requirements against the exact offered model before comparing quotations.

Send a specification the manufacturer can quote

1. Application and load: describe the machine, required torque or power, speed and operating cycle.
2. Electrical supply: provide voltage, frequency, phase and any inverter or controller.
3. Installation: share mounting, shaft dimensions, frame constraints and operating environment.
4. Commercial requirements: state quantity, destination, target date and required certificates or drawings.