Best Bang for the Buck

OMNI 3 Horsepower Carbon Brush self-compensating energy efficient Blender Motor

  • Quieter than the competitor's high performance blender
  • Lasts longer because it cools better
  • Optimized to blend with its 3 hp strength at 950 Watts most efficiently.
  • Consumes less electricity

The OMNI Blender has a 3 horsepower carbon brush motor. The power is floating (self-compensating). JTC has engineered the OMNI blender with a 3 hp motor that is energy efficient and optimized for the most efficient power usage, blending strength, noise, durability, and endurance. This is completely different from a common FAN Motor, which has a steady power.

You can measure 300 W, 500 W, 600 W 900, or maximum 950 Watts (=/- 10%). If you measure this the old-tech way, this represents little less than 1.5 hp. The motor has an OVERLOAD PROTECTION FAULT SWITCH. If this motor goes over 950 Watts, for example to 960 Watts, the protection switch will drip and the motor shuts off.

The Overload-Fault Protection is important because it will protect the motor against over-load damage. Competitors’ blenders with 2 hp motors and 3 hp motors are not equipped with this new technology overload switch but have an overheat protection switch only. With them, if the motor reaches a certain temperature (too hot), the motor shuts off and you have to wait for the motor to cool down. This sometimes can cause several minutes of blending interruption. The JTC OMNI blender to the other hand, can continue blending without waiting. Just simply and quickly reset the Overload switch on the back of the blender and you are good to go.

The OMNI Blender motor itself is a 3 horsepower motor (746w x 3 = 2238 Watts). The highest power at 2238 Watts can only be measured when the motor shuts down due to overload. But the motor is electronically blocked. This is because the most efficient power of a 3 horsepower motor is 950 Watts. There is no need to have more than that. More power is a waste. The OMNI 3 horsepower motor is optimized to run efficient at 950 Watts and this prevents the motor from frequent over-heating, from running too noisy, and it also reduces its wear…all while the blender blends smoothies just as good as all the other high performance blenders. The OMNI JTC motor is expected to last longer compared to other old-age old-tech motors.

According to Underwriters Laboratory (UL), they have never before in this market seen this kind of a Blender Motor technology in other high performance blenders. JTC is a leader of its own with this new Blender Motor Technology!

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The same scenario also goes today when comparing horsepower strength versus fuel efficiency in automobiles. For example, you may ask, is a vehicle less powerful going 40 miles per gallon (MPG) than a vehicle that can go 28 miles per gallon? Why would you determine nowadays horsepower and driving strength by the fuel consumption? The torque is what it is; 3 horsepower OMNI Blender! - SEE OMNI BLENDER MANUAL.

The OMNI Motor has an improved cooling system and it is significantly quieter than its 99 dB to 100+ decibel (dB) loud competitors' blenders (also in the 3 hp blender category). This noise difference in the OMNI blender is because it runs as fast as it needs too to blend and micronize all the ingredients, turning slightly slower in RPM's. This also means that it cools more efficient, it is in other words optimized for perfect performance, not too noisy, more efficient cooling, and power efficient.  SEE VIDEO

With maybe 10 to 15 seconds longer blending compared to its 3 horsepower rivals on the market (so what, big deal), you get the same blending micronization results and smoothie texture as with its double-priced $$$$ competitors. In our opinion, the end  result matters the most and direct associate with price. That is why the OMNI V blender represents the best bang for the buck.

In order to decide for the best blender, you don't have to buy the most expensive one (anymore). The OMNI costs $250.00 plus shipping, runs little slower and still gets all the same smoothie-fine texture when blending up fruits, vegetables, and more. See the videos to get some reasonable idea of what the OMNI blender can do.

The problem we see with RPM claims...

Most high performance blender manufacturers are stating that their blender blade has between 28,000 to 48,000 revolutions per minute (RPM). Let us assume that the average of 2 to 3 hp blenders therefore has about 36,000 revolutions. Here is an argument that possibly suggests that this RPM claim in the 30's or 40's thousand is total bogus. If the blade is supposedly turning 36,000 times that means that every second it turns 600 revolutions.

Let's count 1 second: "One-One-Thousand". Yeah,... exactly, the time it takes for you to say "one-one-thousand" represents a legal official second. Can you believe that we consumers are expected to believe that a blender blade turns 600 times in 1 second? Look at it again, be it any blender competitor. In our opinion, it is just not credible, unless a factory can proof it. Show us how...

And how does the OMNI blender compare in RPM's to its competitors? It  has just about the same amount of revolutions as its competitors. Well, it is definitely more than fast enough to take off your hand should anyone actually be dumb enough to put their  hand into the jar during blending. The OMNI blender runs very powerful and way faster than necessary to micronize all ingredients into a fine smoothie. It is not as noisy, runs little slower, therefore cooler, and therefore is expected to last longer.


 

OMNI V 3 hp Blender Motor Housing

This is the top of the OMNI 3 hp blender housing. The rubber cushion has been already removed. You see the 4 brackets that hold the rubber cushion. Within these 4 brackets are each 1 screw. Loosen the screws / remove them to access the motor compartment / bottom of the motor to access the cooling fan. In order to access the top of the motor, you need to remove the drive socket. Of course, this should only be done by an OMNI authorized service agent, otherwise it will void the warranty. But we are just saying, should somebody remove the housing to access the motor...hypothetically speaking.

There are 12 radial cooling vanes on the fan, as can be seen on the picture to the left. The motor is below.

There are 4 chambers on the bottom of the OMNI blender motor housing

This is another view of the motor housing and cooling chambers in the OMNI V 3 hp blender. Please remember what we said before. The OMNI cools very efficiently, it runs quieter, and with its 3 hp motor it is certainly a very strong blender, capable of blending your fruit and vegetable ingredients, even the toughest, into fine smoothie / texture.