Dayton
Dayton 119165.00 Capacitor-Start/Run Motor 1 hp 115/208-230V 1725 RPM 56HZ Frame
Single-phase capacitor-start/run motor delivers 1 hp at 1725 RPM on 115/208-230 V with a 56HZ frame and continuous duty rating
- 1 hp motor powers demanding equipment
- Capacitor-start/run design delivers strong starting torque
- Dual-voltage 115/208-230 V suits multiple supplies
- 56HZ frame fits standard mounting patterns
- Auto thermal protection guards against overload
General-Purpose 1 hp Motor
The Dayton 119165.00 is a single-phase capacitor-start/run motor rated at 1 hp. It operates at 115/208-230V AC and delivers a nameplate speed of 1,725 RPM. The 56HZ frame and rigid base suit fixed mounting in industrial or workshop settings.
Upgrade from Split-Phase Designs
The capacitor-start/run design provides higher starting torque and better running efficiency than basic split-phase motors. This jump is worth it for loads that need reliable starting under load, such as compressors, pumps, or conveyors. The 1.15 service factor adds a margin for occasional overload.
Continuous Duty at 40 °C Ambient
The motor carries a continuous duty cycle rating with Class B insulation and automatic thermal protection. It is rated for a maximum ambient temperature of 40 °C. Full-load current draws 8.4 A at 115 V or 4.6 to 4.2 A at 208-230 V, and the open drip-proof enclosure allows airflow for sustained operation.
Highlights
- 1 hp motor powers demanding equipment
- Capacitor-start/run design delivers strong starting torque
- Dual-voltage 115/208-230 V suits multiple supplies
- 56HZ frame fits standard mounting patterns
- Auto thermal protection guards against overload
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What frame size and mounting type does the 119165.00 motor use?
The motor uses a 56HZ frame with a rigid base mounting type.
How do I wire the dual-voltage motor correctly for 115 V or 208-230 V operation?
Follow the connection diagram on the nameplate to match the incoming voltage; a common error is leaving the internal links set for the wrong voltage range.
When should the starting capacitor be inspected or replaced on this capacitor-start/run motor?
Inspect the capacitor if the motor hums but fails to start, runs hot, or shows reduced torque under load.
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