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Photo-Sonics

Photo-Sonics Series GOV Film Camera Drive Motor 115V 1/4 HP 60Hz Single Phase

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SKU:
35520
MPN:
Series GOV
Condition:
Used
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Weight:
9.00 LBS
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  • Photo-Sonics Series GOV Film Camera Drive Motor — right-side view showing white housing, multi-pin circular connector, and attached cable
  • Photo-Sonics Series GOV Film Camera Drive Motor — left-side view showing mounting flange, gear assembly, and multi-pin connector
  • Photo-Sonics Inc. Series GOV motor nameplate showing 115V, 1/4 HP, single phase, 60Hz, 120 RPM, Assembly 261-1032-000
  • Photo-Sonics Series GOV motor — close-up of multi-pin circular military-style connectors showing corrosion on connector housing and pins
  • Photo-Sonics Series GOV motor — end panel detail showing toggle switch labeled SEL/NOR and multi-pin circular connector with visible corrosion on mount
  • Photo-Sonics Series GOV motor — drive end view showing spur gear output with approximately 40 teeth and four mounting holes on face plate
$275.00
Was: $550.00
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Description

Photo-Sonics Series GOV Film Camera Drive Motor 115V 1/4 HP 60Hz Single Phase

Single-phase AC motor designed to drive high-speed film cameras and transport mechanisms. Manufactured by Photo-Sonics in Burbank, California for professional cinematography equipment.

Specifications & What's Included

  • Model: Series GOV | Assembly Number: 261-1032-000
  • 115V, 1/4 HP, 60Hz single phase
  • Approximately 120 RPM (nameplate rated)
  • Continuous duty cycle
  • Spur gear drive output with mounted flange
  • Multi-pin circular military-style connector with attached cable
  • Motor only; cable included

Applications

This motor type was used in professional film camera systems for controlling film transport and drive mechanisms. Photo-Sonics equipment was standard in broadcast and motion picture production environments. The Series GOV is compatible with Photo-Sonics high-speed camera assemblies and optical systems from that manufacturing era.

Condition: Used
This Photo-Sonics Series GOV Film Camera Drive Motor has been inspected and appears to be in good used condition. It was pulled from a working environment where it was in service and functional. The white painted housing shows paint loss, chipping, and general wear consistent with active field use. The multi-pin circular connectors show surface corrosion and some wear on the connector housings — buyers should inspect connector contact condition closely before use. The spur gear output on the drive face appears intact. Please view our photo set and contact us if you have any questions. Please note: We have multiple units in stock — yours may not be the one shown in the photos, however, it will be similar in condition and function.
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Warranty Information

We stand behind every item we sell with a 30-day money-back guarantee. If your item arrives not as described, you may return it within 30 days for a full refund. Please inspect your purchase upon arrival and contact us with any questions.
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Additional Information

Brand:
Photo-Sonics
Model:
Series GOV
MPN:
Series GOV
Assembly Number:
261-1032-000
Wiring Diagram:
15-121
Type:
Film Camera Drive Motor
Voltage Rating:
115V
Power Rating:
1/4 HP
Phase:
Single Phase
Frequency:
60Hz
RPM:
120 (approx — per nameplate)
Duty Cycle:
Continuous (per nameplate)
Connector Type:
Multi-pin circular military-style connector
Drive Interface:
Spur gear output
Country/Region of Manufacture:
United States
Manufacturer Location:
Burbank, California
Form Factor:
Inline motor with mounting flange
Application:
High-speed film camera drive / film transport
Condition:
Used – Pulled from Working Environment
SKU:
35520
Seller Notes:
Motor only with attached cable. Pulled from a working environment.
Condition Notes:
Photo-Sonics Series GOV Film Camera Drive Motor. Pulled from a working environment where it was in active use. Housing shows paint chipping and wear; connectors show surface corrosion. Motor appeared functional when removed from service.
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