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Now, all that is assuming you don't have a control. Assuming your control is rated for at least 24 V AND assuming that you dial the speed back down to your original speed using the control, then the current draw of the control (that is, the input current to the control) will decrease. But the current that the control outputs to the motor will stay the same (for the same reason I mentioned above - current is proportional to torque). This will not fix your problem. more
The magnets in the motor are subjected to stronger magnetic fields than they can handle. [links]
It's important to note, however, that even if one could ensure that the factor which had been limiting the voltage wouldn't be a problem, that would only raise the allowable voltage to the point where the next factor would come into play. A motor which is designed for 12V is unlikely to have insulation which is rated for 12,000V even if one could otherwise drive the motor with very short 12,000V pulses without exceeding any of its other ratings.
In general, you shouldn't apply more than the rated voltage to a DC motor. First, it will not cut the current in half. But it won't, as the other answers said, double the current either. In a DC motor, current is proportional to torque and speed is proportional to voltage. So doubling the voltage will double the speed. If your load is something like a fan or a pump where torque increases with speed, then your current will increase. If the load has constant torque as the speed increases, then your current will stay the same. If your load is constant power as the speed increases, then your current will actually decrease as the speed goes up. So without more information, it is difficult to tell you how increasing voltage (and therefore speed) will affect current. more
For a given mechanical load, the power supplied to both motors would be similar. more
Understanding their similarities is just as important as knowing about the differences between 12v DC motors and 24 volt motors. Of course, by working with the professionals at METMotors, the design and manufacturing are handled by highly skilled engineers. As part of the buying process, a company representative can explain in greater detail the information specific to the type of motor you wish to purchase. [links]
Key Comparisons
Although there are similarities between a 12v DC motor and a 24 Volt Motor, there are also distinct differences. Overall, both of these motors are designed to perform almost identically with the exception that a 12-volt motor draws twice the current from its 12-volt supply than what a 24-volt motor draws. more
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