Is there way to tell if a motor is wired 220 or 440 with only the three legs avaiable to test or see?
I have a large Reuland 3ph motor used on a direct drive machine. The motor only has the three legs coming into the peckerhead so to see what all 9 wires are doing I would have to remove the stator to get to the motor leads. I assume they made the terminations to the 3 legs coming into the peckerhead inside the motor housing since there is a ton of room in there and it is a small peckerhead. I am fine to open it up but prefer to leave well enough alone if I can verify it is wired for low volatge without it. My gut tells me there should be a way but I don't know it.
Anyone?
PS if I crack it open I know what to look for when I can see all 9 wires.