Variable speed motor definition

Variable speed motor means a motor whose speed can vary continuously over a specified range.
Variable speed motor means a motor that operates at continuously variable speeds between a minimum and maximum as regulated by a Variable Speed Drive.
Variable speed motor means a motor for a residential pool pump and motor combination or replacement residential pool pump motor whose speed can vary continuously over a specified range.

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