Description Power: The power of the drying motor is usually between 200W and 1000W, which determines the drying speed and efficiency. The high-power motor can reach the set temperature faster and improve the drying efficiency Speed: The speed of the motor directly affects the dehydration effect and subsequent drying performance of the washing machine. In general, the higher the rotational speed, the better the dehydration effect and the shorter the drying time Noise level: The design of the drying motor should focus on reducing noise and reducing the noise generated during operation to improve the user experience. Motors that are typically below 60 decibels are considered quieter Durability: The drying motor needs to have good heat resistance and wear resistance to adapt to long-term high-temperature working environments Energy-saving performance: Modern motors generally adopt high-efficiency and energy-saving designs to reduce energy consumption
