Overview
Overview
EL-MTR-1/2HP24 is the earlier 24V, half-horsepower Leeson motor used in Newport 400 feed-pump modules. It drives the separately identified vane pump.
Spectra identifies this motor as permanently discontinued. The Newport 400C manual specifies EL-MTR-1/2HP12 as the replacement for affected older 24V systems, with adjustment of the PWM controller output for high, low and flush operation.
A 12V replacement in this application requires the manufacturer’s conversion procedure; matching the boat’s 24V supply alone does not identify the correct motor.
Specifications & Contents
Specifications & Contents
| Part number | EL-MTR-1/2HP24 |
|---|---|
| Original motor | 24V DC; 1/2 HP; 2,000 RPM |
| Frame / enclosure | 48YC / TEFC |
| Replacement path | EL-MTR-1/2HP12 with PWM adjustment |
Fits My System
Fits My System
A 12V replacement in this application requires the manufacturer’s conversion procedure; matching the boat’s 24V supply alone does not identify the correct motor.
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All documented configurations and requirements
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Documented configurations
- Newport 400 Mk II · MPC 5000 · Match installed voltage and hardware
Original 24V half-horsepower, 2000 RPM, 48YC motor configuration. A later 24-to-12V retrofit requires conversion and controller setup; do not select by vessel input alone. System input: 24 V; retain the specified component supply and wiring.
Documented configurations
- Newport 400 Mk II-Z · MPC 5000 · Match installed voltage and hardware
Original 24V half-horsepower, 2000 RPM, 48YC motor configuration. A later 24-to-12V retrofit requires conversion and controller setup; do not select by vessel input alone. System input: 24 V; retain the specified component supply and wiring.
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