Abstract: A blower, including a scroll casing, a fan impeller, a motor, and a pressure measuring connector. The scroll casing includes a chamber, an air inlet, and an air outlet. The air inlet and the air outlet communicate with the chamber. The motor is disposed on the scroll casing. A drive end of the motor is inserted into the chamber and is connected to the fan impeller. The pressure measuring connector is disposed on the scroll casing. A channel is disposed in the pressure measuring connection, and the channel communicates with the chamber. The channel includes a first subchannel and a second subchannel. The first subchannel communicates with the second subchannel, and an inner diameter of the first subchannel is larger than an inner diameter of the second subchannel.

Abstract: A wire terminal joint of a motor stator winding, including: an external power wire, the external power wire including a core extending from one end thereof; a plurality of aluminum-enameled wires, each aluminum-enameled wire including an exposed aluminum wire at one end thereof; a first sleeve; and a second sleeve. The aluminum-enameled wires are disposed on the motor stator winding. The core extending from one end of the external power wire is interwound with and electrically connected to the exposed aluminum wire. The first sleeve has a larger diameter than the second sleeve. The second sleeve is sleeved on the core and the exposed aluminum wire. One end of the first sleeve is sleeved on external surfaces of the external power wire and the exposed aluminum wire, and another end of the first sleeve is sleeved on an external surface of the second sleeve.

Abstract: A method for connecting an external power wire and a thermostat of a motor. The method includes: electrically connecting a first pin of the thermostat to the external power wire; electrically connecting a second pin of the thermostat to the enameled wire of the stator windings of the motor; intertwining and soldering the first exposed core end of the first pin and the second exposed core end of the external power wire to form a soldered common joint; pulling the first pin of the thermostat and the external power wire towards opposite directions, and bending a relatively longer core end of the first exposed core end and the second exposed core end to form a bent part; and arranging side by side the bent part and the soldered common join, and sheathing the bent part and the soldered common joint with an insulating sleeve.

Abstract: A blower, including a scroll casing, a fan impeller, a motor, and a pressure measuring connector. The scroll casing includes a chamber, an air inlet, and an air outlet. The air inlet and the air outlet communicate with the chamber. The motor is disposed on the scroll casing. A drive end of the motor is inserted into the chamber and is connected to the fan impeller. The pressure measuring connector is disposed on the scroll casing. A channel is disposed in the pressure measuring connection, and the channel communicates with the chamber. The channel includes a first subchannel and a second subchannel. The first subchannel communicates with the second subchannel, and an inner diameter of the first subchannel is larger than an inner diameter of the second subchannel.

Abstract: A wire terminal joint of a motor stator winding, including: an external power wire, the external power wire including a core extending from one end thereof; a plurality of aluminum-enameled wires, each aluminum-enameled wire including an exposed aluminum wire at one end thereof; a first sleeve; and a second sleeve. The aluminum-enameled wires are disposed on the motor stator winding. The core extending from one end of the external power wire is interwound with and electrically connected to the exposed aluminum wire. The first sleeve has a larger diameter than the second sleeve. The second sleeve is sleeved on the core and the exposed aluminum wire. One end of the first sleeve is sleeved on external surfaces of the external power wire and the exposed aluminum wire, and another end of the first sleeve is sleeved on an external surface of the second sleeve.