Chapter 3: Gas and Electrical Specifications
Electrical Load Information
The chart below is a reference for the electrician wiring the grain dryer. It is recommended that you con-
tact your local power company and have a representatives survey the installation to make sure that the
wiring is compatible with their system and that adequate power is supplied to the unit.
CAUTION
The grain dryer must be the only equipment connected to the recommended service
amps. Standard electrical safety procedures must be used. (Refer to the National
Electrical Code Standard Handbook by the National Fire Protection Association.) A
qualified electrician must make all electrical wiring installations.
Dryer Fan Size Voltage Horsepower Full Load Amps
Fuse (Slow
Blow)
Breaker
36 in.
220V 1 PH 15 78 150 150
208V 3 PH 15 44 125 125
220V 3 PH 15 39 100 100
380V 50 Hz 15 27 80 80
460V 3 PH 15 20 50 50
575V 3 PH 15 16 40 40
40 in.
220V 1 PH 15 78 150 150
208V 3 PH 15 44 125 125
220V 3 PH 15 39 100 100
380V 50 Hz 15 27 80 80
460V 3 PH 15 20 50 50
575V 3 PH 15 16 40 40
42 in.
208V 3 PH 30 80 150 150
220V 3 PH 30 74 150 150
380V 50 Hz 30 39 100 100
460V 3 PH 30 37 100 100
575V 3 PH 30 30 80 80
42 in.
208V 3 PH 40 108 200 200
220V 3 PH 40 102 200 200
380V 50 Hz 40 47 100 100
460V 3 PH 40 51 100 100
575V 3 PH 40 40 100 100
28 Pneg–4900 TopDry Terminal™
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