General Electric Company

Regal Beloit America, Inc.

Thaylen K Leany

Lynn Edwin Fisher

Brian Lee Beifus

Michael Roger Koller

Vijay Dayaldas Gurudasani

Edward R Yager

Marc D Pape

Steve Zavodny

Narayan Mangesh

A method for editing a motor profile is described. The method includes receiving a stored motor profile selection via a user interface, and receiving user inputs via the user interface. The user inputs include instructions relating to an edit of the selected motor profile. The method also includes storing the edited motor profile.

Systems and methods for controlling operation of a motor

A housing for a motor is described. The housing extends between a pair of endshields and includes an inner surface, an outer surface, and at least one raised projection extending outwardly from at least one of the housing inner and outer surfaces. The projection includes at least one opening extending therethrough and at least one fastener configured to attach to the inner surface and extend outwardly through the housing opening.

Stud mounting system

A terminal board assembly for a multi-voltage device. The terminal board assembly includes a terminal board including a terminal block. The terminal board is configured for attachment to the multi-voltage device. The terminal block is configured to electrically couple with an electrical power source and the multi-voltage device. The assembly also includes a plug that is configured for insertion within the terminal block. The terminal block is configured to receive the plug in at least one of a first inserted position and a second inserted position. The orientation of the plug relative to the terminal block is the same in the first inserted position as in the second inserted position. The terminal block is configured to transfer a first voltage to the multi-voltage device when the plug is attached to the terminal block in the first inserted position. The terminal block is configured to transfer a second voltage to the multi-voltage device when the plug is attached to the terminal block in the second inserted position.

Methods and systems for electric motor voltage change

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Ft. Wayne, IN, United States of America

Thaylen K Leany