BecSpec Because specs matter.

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Match by rated power, poles, voltage, frame and mounting — the specifications that actually decide whether a motor will do the job. Vendor neutral, and honest about what the data cannot tell you.

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Dimensioned side elevation of a foot-mounted IEC three-phase motor Outline drawing showing overall length L, shaft centre height H, frame width AB and shaft diameter D on a foot-mounted induction motor. L AB H D centre height shaft ø
In an IEC designation such as 132M, the number is the shaft centre height H in millimetres and the letter is the frame length. Shaft diameter D and length are not recorded in the registration data and must be confirmed separately.

How matching works

Every result is produced by fixed rules you can read. No score, no weighting, no commercial influence on ranking.

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Where the data comes from

Australian Government GEMS registrations, published as open data under a licence that permits commercial reuse.

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Known limitations

What the register omits, where family registrations blur model detail, and which checks you always need to make yourself.

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Specification guide

What frame designations, mounting codes and IP ratings mean, and which of them decide whether a motor physically fits.

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