CENTURY
CENTURY DSB1026 HVAC Control Motor 1075 RPM
A permanent-split-capacitor motor runs at 1075 RPM on 115 V AC for room air-conditioner duty
- ColorTransparent
- Reliable single-phase operation with permanent split capacitor design
- Two-speed flexibility at 1075 RPM for airflow control
- 190 W output on 115 V AC for efficient cooling
- Auto thermal protection and Class B insulation for safe continuous duty
- 48YZ frame with CCWLE rotation fits compatible HVAC units
HVAC Motor for Room Air Conditioners
This CENTURY DSB1026 motor drives room air conditioners with a permanent split capacitor design. It delivers 1/4 hp at 1075 RPM on 115V AC single-phase power. The 48YZ frame and CCWLE shaft rotation suit direct-drive blower wheels in residential units.
Voltage and Ambient Limits
Operation is restricted to 115V AC at 60 Hz; the motor is not usable at 200V or 208V. Full-load current draws 4.0 A with a 1.0 service factor and Class B insulation. Continuous duty is rated only up to a maximum ambient temperature of 40 degrees C.
Open Air-Over Installation Notes
The open air-over enclosure requires placement directly in the conditioned airflow for cooling. Verify the 48YZ frame matches the mounting pattern and that the shaft rotates CCWLE when viewed from the lead end. Incorrect voltage or blocked airflow will cause thermal-protection trips.
Highlights
- Reliable single-phase operation with permanent split capacitor design
- Two-speed flexibility at 1075 RPM for airflow control
- 190 W output on 115 V AC for efficient cooling
- Auto thermal protection and Class B insulation for safe continuous duty
- 48YZ frame with CCWLE rotation fits compatible HVAC units
Specifications
| Brand | CENTURY |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Which speed setting should I choose for my room air conditioner?
This motor has two speeds; select the speed that matches the original motor's wiring diagram or the airflow requirement of your specific unit.
What does the 1075 RPM rating mean for airflow in my unit?
At 1075 RPM the motor delivers 190 W output at 115 V AC, driving the fan wheel continuously at up to 40 °C ambient.
Will the 115 V AC supply work with my building's 208 V or 200 V circuits?
The motor is rated only for 115 V AC and is not usable at 208 V or 200 V.
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