The rated speed and torque of refrigerator shaded pole motors can vary for different applications and designs. The specific values ​​are usually determined by the refrigerator manufacturer based on the requirements and design decisions of their products. Here are some common speed and torque ranges for reference:

1. Rated speed range: Usually the baby speed of shaded pole motors ranges from hundreds to thousands of revolutions per minute (RPM). The specific rated speed depends on the design and application requirements of the refrigerator. For example, fans in refrigerators or freezers usually have high speed requirements to ensure air circulation and temperature uniformity.

2. Rated torque range: The rated torque of shaded pole motors usually ranges from a few Newton meters (Nm) to tens of Newtons. The rated torque defines the maximum output torque that the motor can provide. The torque requirement depends on the load and working conditions of the rotating parts in the refrigerator. For example, the drive motor of the compressor usually requires a high torque to cope with the workload of the refrigeration system.

It should be noted that the specific speed and torque requirements should be determined according to the design specifications of the refrigerator and the requirements of the manufacturer. Different models and brands of refrigerators may have different speed and torque requirements. Therefore, when selecting a shaded-pole motor, ensure that its rated speed and torque meet the requirements of the refrigerator and match other system components.