The HySecurity MX001667 is a replacement 1HP, 60Hz, three-phase electric motor kit for select HySecurity and Nice HySecurity hydraulic gate operator systems. It is commonly listed as MOTOR KIT, 60HZ, 575, 3PH, 1HP, 3450 and as Motor, Electric, 60Hz, 1 hp, 3 phase, 3450 RPM, 575VAC.
This motor is part of the electric-to-hydraulic drive system used in compatible HySecurity operators. In a hydraulic gate operator, the electric motor drives the hydraulic pump so the pump pack can build pressure and move hydraulic fluid through the valves, hoses, manifolds, and hydraulic drive components. When the motor is weak, overheated, electrically failed, wired incorrectly, or not receiving proper three-phase power, the operator may fail to build pressure or may struggle to move the gate under load.
HySecurity SlideDriver documentation lists MX001667 as the 575VAC three-phase 1HP motor for select SlideDriver 10 and 40 SS / E configurations. Current listings also identify MX001667 as a Baldor electric motor and reference SlideDriver 15 / 40 and SwingRiser 14 applications where confirmed. Because motor fitment depends on the installed operator, pump pack, voltage configuration, and control system, this motor should be matched by the HySecurity parts diagram and the motor nameplate before ordering.
The MX001667 electric motor provides the rotation needed to drive the hydraulic pump in compatible HySecurity hydraulic operators. The hydraulic pump then supplies the pressure and flow needed for the operator to move the gate or hydraulic drive system, depending on the operator family.
This is the electric motor kit only unless the current package specifically includes additional parts. It is not a complete pump pack, hydraulic motor, hose kit, controller board, brake manifold, soft-start kit, contactor kit, overload kit, transformer, or full operator rebuild kit. Replacing the motor can correct a failed motor, but it will not repair a seized pump, damaged motor coupler, incorrect incoming voltage, bad contactor, failed overload, damaged wiring, worn pump pack, leaking hydraulic hose, contaminated fluid, or a gate that is dragging or binding.
The HySecurity MX001667 is intended for select HySecurity / Nice HySecurity hydraulic operator applications that require a 1HP, 60Hz, three-phase, 575VAC, 3450 RPM electric motor. Compatibility depends on the exact operator model, serial number, motor brand, motor nameplate, voltage, phase, RPM, shaft/coupler arrangement, pump pack layout, contactor/overload setup, and current HySecurity parts documentation.
Do not assume MX001667 fits every HySecurity hydraulic operator. HySecurity operators may use different motor voltages, horsepower ratings, frame styles, RPM ratings, motor brands, contactors, overloads, couplers, pump assemblies, and mounting layouts. Always confirm by parts diagram and motor tag before ordering.
MX001667 is commonly listed as a 1HP, 60Hz, three-phase, 575VAC electric motor. It should not be confused with lower-voltage three-phase motors, single-phase motors, DC motors, or other AC motor references.
If the operator has had a previous motor replacement, pump pack repair, voltage conversion, or motor-to-pump coupler change, compare the installed motor nameplate and coupling setup instead of relying only on the operator model.
MX001667 should be selected by the HySecurity parts diagram and motor nameplate, not by horsepower alone. A 1HP three-phase motor from another source may not match the pump shaft, coupler, mounting, RPM, voltage, service factor, enclosure style, control system, or duty requirements of the HySecurity operator.
The 575VAC rating is critical. Do not substitute this motor into a 208/230/460VAC operator or replace a 575VAC motor with a lower-voltage motor unless the entire electrical configuration is reviewed and confirmed by HySecurity documentation and a qualified technician.
| Feature / Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | HySecurity / Nice HySecurity |
| Part Number | MX001667 |
| Product Type | Replacement electric motor kit |
| Common Description | MOTOR KIT, 60HZ, 575, 3PH, 1HP, 3450 |
| Alternate Description | Motor, Electric, 60Hz, 1 hp, 3 phase, 3450 RPM, 575VAC |
| Horsepower | 1 HP |
| Frequency | 60Hz |
| Phase | Three-phase / 3PH |
| Voltage Reference | 575VAC commonly listed; some listings also reference 600VAC 60Hz 3-phase supply class |
| RPM Reference | 3450 RPM commonly listed |
| Motor Brand Reference | Current listings commonly describe this as a Baldor electric motor; verify motor tag before ordering |
| Documented SlideDriver Reference | Select SlideDriver 10 and 40 SS / E configurations where HySecurity documentation lists MX001667 |
| Additional Listing References | SlideDriver 15 / 40 and SwingRiser 14 where current listings and parts diagrams confirm fitment |
| Function | Drives the hydraulic pump in compatible HySecurity hydraulic operator systems |
| Common Included Items | Some listings reference two single-use Loctite packets; verify current package contents before publishing as guaranteed |
| Not Included Unless Listed | Hydraulic pump, pump pack, motor coupler, hydraulic fluid, hoses, fittings, valves, controller board, contactor, overload, disconnect, and mounting hardware unless separately listed |
A 575VAC three-phase motor should be diagnosed with the full power circuit included. Check all three phases, phase balance, incoming voltage under load, disconnect condition, breaker/fuse condition, contactor operation, overload setting, wiring terminals, and motor windings before replacing the motor.
If the motor runs but the operator does not build hydraulic pressure or move the gate, inspect the motor-to-pump coupler, hydraulic pump, fluid level, relief valve, hoses, quick disconnects, and pump pack. A seized pump, stripped coupler, or dragging gate can damage a new motor quickly.
Disconnect operator power and secure the gate before servicing the motor or pump pack. This motor may be connected to 575VAC three-phase power. Label wiring before removal and compare the replacement motor to the original motor nameplate before installation.
Inspect the motor-to-pump coupler, pump shaft, motor shaft, and mounting alignment before installing the replacement motor. After installation, verify correct motor rotation, normal hydraulic pressure response, smooth gate movement, no unusual noise, and no overheating. If the motor runs backward, hums, labors, overheats, or trips an overload, stop and diagnose the phase wiring, pump load, voltage, and gate condition.
Replacing a 575VAC three-phase motor in a hydraulic gate operator can involve high-voltage three-phase power, moving gate parts, hydraulic pressure, rotating shafts, and sensitive controller electronics. A qualified HySecurity gate technician or electrician should handle the repair when the operator has repeated motor failures, phase-loss issues, overload trips, hydraulic pressure problems, or unknown prior repairs.
Do not bypass fuses, contactors, overloads, controller protections, monitored entrapment protection, photo eyes, safety edges, limits, or disconnects to make the motor run. The motor and hydraulic system should be repaired correctly and fully tested before the gate is returned to service.
The HySecurity MX001667 is a 1HP, 60Hz, three-phase, 575VAC electric motor kit used in select HySecurity hydraulic gate operator systems where the parts diagram lists this motor.
MX001667 is commonly listed as a 575VAC motor. Some listings also reference the 600VAC three-phase supply class. Always verify the motor nameplate and operator wiring before ordering.
Current listings commonly describe MX001667 as a 3450 RPM electric motor.
Yes. MX001667 is commonly listed as a 3PH / three-phase motor.
No. MX001667 is the 575VAC three-phase motor reference. MX001636 is a related 1HP three-phase motor reference for 208/230/460VAC applications. They should not be substituted without HySecurity parts-diagram and electrical-system confirmation.
It may help if the electric motor has failed, but no-move conditions can also be caused by phase loss, contactor or overload failure, incorrect voltage, damaged wiring, a seized pump, failed coupler, low hydraulic fluid, valve issues, worn drive components, or a dragging gate.