Dayton
Dayton 119160.00 Capacitor-Start/Run Machinery Motor 3/4 hp 56C 115/208-230V 1725 RPM
Capacitor-start/run machinery motor delivering 3/4 hp at 1,725 RPM with dual-voltage 115/208-230V operation and 56C C-face mounting
- typeClosed Base
- 3/4 hp output drives demanding machinery
- Capacitor-start/run design delivers strong starting torque
- Dual-voltage 115/208-230 V suits flexible wiring
- 56C C-face rigid base enables direct mounting
- Continuous duty at 40 °C ambient handles sustained loads
3/4 hp Capacitor-Start/Run Motor
The Dayton 119160.00 is a single-phase general purpose motor rated at three-quarter horsepower with a 56C frame. It runs at 1725 RPM on 60 Hz power and carries a 1.25 service factor for continuous duty. The open drip-proof enclosure suits indoor industrial environments where liquid splashes are limited.
C-Face Rigid Base Mounting
The motor bolts directly to equipment through its C-face flange and rigid base, allowing all-angle installation without extra brackets. Dual-voltage wiring at 115 or 208-230 V AC requires correct jumper placement; miswiring is the most common cause of startup failure. No internal thermal protection is fitted, so external overload devices must be provided by the installer.
Check Voltage and Shaft Requirements
Verify that your supply matches 115 V or 208-230 V and that the driven load accepts a clockwise or counter-clockwise rotation. The shaft dimensions follow the 56C standard, so confirm coupling compatibility before ordering. Ensure ambient temperature stays below 40 °C and that the insulation class B rating meets your application's thermal limits.
Highlights
- 3/4 hp output drives demanding machinery
- Capacitor-start/run design delivers strong starting torque
- Dual-voltage 115/208-230 V suits flexible wiring
- 56C C-face rigid base enables direct mounting
- Continuous duty at 40 °C ambient handles sustained loads
Specifications
| Brand | DAYTON |
|---|---|
| type | Closed Base |
Questions about this item
How do I verify the motor is running correctly after installation?
Measure current draw against the 6.6 A at 115 V or 3.5–3.3 A at 208–230 V; the shaft should turn at 1725 RPM under load.
What accessories come with the motor and what must be sourced separately?
The motor includes a 56C C-face rigid base; you must supply the start/run capacitor, wiring, and any pulley or coupling.
Should I choose the 115 V or 208–230 V wiring for my supply?
Wire for 115 V if your circuit is 115 V; wire for 208–230 V if your circuit is 208 V or 230 V — both voltages are supported on the same unit.
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