Value Collection 3700 Cm Gear Motor 115V 5 Rpm

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 3700 is a CM-type gear motor designed for low-speed, high-torque drive applications in light industrial and commercial equipment. Operating on 115 volts AC input, it delivers a maximum output speed of 5 RPM through a 680:1 gear ratio, making it well suited for applications that require steady, controlled rotation at very low shaft speeds. The 5/16-inch shaft diameter provides a standard interface for couplings, cams, and drive components. At 2.5 pounds, the unit is compact and straightforward to mount in space-constrained enclosures or equipment panels. Licensed electricians and equipment service technicians are the typical installers.

This gear motor is used in applications where precise, slow-speed shaft rotation is required under continuous or intermittent duty. Typical installations include conveyor drives, valve actuators, display turntables, vending equipment, and similar light-duty machinery that operates on standard 115-volt single-phase power. The 680:1 reduction ratio allows the motor to develop meaningful output torque from a small AC input, reducing the need for external speed reduction hardware. The 3.2-inch body length keeps the overall footprint manageable in tight mounting situations.

Key Features

• 115-volt AC input for compatibility with standard single-phase power circuits
• 680:1 gear ratio delivers high torque reduction in a compact package
• Maximum output speed of 5 RPM for controlled, low-speed rotation
• 5/16-inch shaft diameter for standard coupling and drive component fitment
• 3.2-inch body length supports installation in space-constrained enclosures
• Lightweight at 2.5 pounds for easy handling and mounting

Compatibility

Designed as a CM-type gear motor replacement for light industrial and commercial equipment requiring 115-volt AC input, a 680:1 gear ratio, and a 5/16-inch output shaft.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician or qualified equipment service technician. Disconnect and lock out all power to the equipment before removing the existing motor or making any wiring connections. Verify that the supply circuit voltage and current capacity match the motor nameplate ratings before energizing. Secure the motor mounting hardware firmly and confirm shaft alignment with the driven component before returning the equipment to service.