Description
The 100483-50 Condenser Fan Motor is a high-quality, durable, and reliable component designed for use in various HVAC and refrigeration systems. This motor is engineered to meet the demanding requirements of condenser units, providing efficient cooling and heat exchange in your air conditioning or refrigeration system.
With a power rating of 1/4 HP, this fan motor offers robust performance, making it suitable for a range of cooling applications. Whether it's in a residential air conditioning system or a commercial refrigeration unit, this motor delivers the power needed to ensure effective heat dissipation and temperature control.
Operating at 208/230 volts with a single-phase configuration, the 100483-50 motor is designed for easy integration into standard electrical systems. Its 48-frame construction ensures compatibility with various HVAC systems, and it's built to withstand the rigors of continuous operation.
One of the key features of this fan motor is its 825 RPM (Revolutions Per Minute) speed. This speed is optimized for efficient heat exchange in condenser units, ensuring that your HVAC or refrigeration system operates at its best performance levels. Proper cooling is essential for maintaining the efficiency of the entire system and prolonging its lifespan.
Installation of the 100483-50 Condenser Fan Motor is straightforward, and it's designed to be a direct replacement for many existing motors in HVAC and refrigeration units. This ease of installation minimizes downtime and reduces the complexity of maintenance or repairs, whether you're a professional technician or a homeowner.
Choosing a reliable and efficient condenser fan motor like the 100483-50 is essential for the proper functioning of your HVAC or refrigeration system. It ensures that heat is effectively removed from the system, allowing it to maintain the desired temperature and energy efficiency. Investing in a high-quality motor can lead to cost savings in the long run by reducing energy consumption and preventing system breakdowns.
