1873H

manufacturerSKU :

1873H

Voltage :

208-230

Branch Pickup Only :

No

Capacitor :

CR5X440

Number of Poles :

8

Type :

PSC

RPM :

825

LogoImage :

L/Logo_USmotors.jpg

Horsepower :

1/6

Weight :

13.52 lb

Specials Description :

1/6 HP, 1.2 Amps, 208-230 Volt, 825 RPM

Web Description :

Condenser fan duty motor, PSC, totally enclosed, MOJAVE®, ball bearing, 5-5/8" diameter, 1/6 HP, 208-230 volt, 825 RPM, REV, 1/2" shaft diameter

Note 1 :

Includes 4 holes with screws in shell for RHEEM Mount

Vendor Name:

U.S. Motors

Case Length (In.) :

4.30

Insulation Class :

F

Web Search :

mojave

Service Factor :

1.00

Amps :

1.20

Mounting :

Belly Band/Extended Studs

Specials :

No

Phase :

1

manufacturerName :

U.S. Motors

Overload Protection :

Automatic

Bearing :

Ball

Sort :

0.5

FLA :

2.30

longDescription :

Features

• 70°C rated
• Ball bearing have all angle thrust system
• Class F insulation
• Extended mounting studs on both sides for ease of mounting
• 48" leads
• Hubless lead end
• Drain holes both ends
• Automatic reset thermal overload protector
• Continuous duty

Applications

• Residential and commercial condensing unit fan motors in extreme temperature locations

Enclosure :

Totally Enclosed Air Over

Rotation Type :

REV

NEMA Frame :

48Y

SKU :

1873H

Hertz :

60

URI Part Number:

1873H

Vendor Part Number:

1873H

Length (In.):

15.50

Width (In.):

7.00

Height (In.):

7.00

Ambient Temperature:

70°C

Country of Origin:

Mexico

Overall Length (In.):

10.6

Speeds:

1

Shipping Weight (Lbs):

13.52

Prop65:

WARNING: This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.

Weight (Lbs):

13.52

Features

• 70°C rated
• Ball bearing have all angle thrust system
• Class F insulation
• Extended mounting studs on both sides for ease of mounting
• 48" leads
• Hubless lead end
• Drain holes both ends
• Automatic reset thermal overload protector
• Continuous duty

Applications

• Residential and commercial condensing unit fan motors in extreme temperature locations