Motor Flywheel

Motor flywheels are mechanical devices that are used in electrical motors to store rotational energy. They are typically attached to the motor shaft and act as a rotating mass, which helps to stabilize the motor's operation and provide smooth and consistent power output.

In the supply class Motors, Electrical, motor flywheels are a specific component that is used in conjunction with the motor itself. They are designed to work with the electrical motor to enhance its performance and efficiency.

Motor flywheels fall under the supply group Electric Wire, And Power And Distribution Equipment. This group includes various electrical components and equipment used in power distribution systems, such as electric wires, cables, transformers, circuit breakers, and other related equipment.

Overall, motor flywheels play a crucial role in the operation of electrical motors, helping to maintain stability and provide consistent power output.