Dayton
Dayton 1AGF9 PSC Motor 1/8 HP 1550 RPM 115V 48Y TENV hvac control
Single-phase PSC motor delivers 1/8 hp at 1550 RPM on 115 V AC with automatic thermal protection
- PSC design gives efficient single-phase operation
- 1/8 hp output delivers 52.4 W for fan and blower duty
- 1550 RPM nameplate speed suits HVAC airflow needs
- 115 V AC supply with 1.8 A full-load current
- Auto thermal protection and Class B insulation for continuous use
Application fit
This Dayton 1AGF9 PSC motor delivers 1/8 hp at 1550 RPM on 115 V AC single-phase power. It suits HVAC fan and blower replacements where a 48Y frame and totally enclosed non-ventilated housing are specified. Builders needing a different voltage, frame size or horsepower rating should look elsewhere.
Installation notes
The motor operates at 1.8 A full-load amps with a 1.0 service factor and automatic thermal protection. It is not usable at 208 V or 200 V, so verify the supply voltage before wiring. Shaft rotation is fixed counter-clockwise from the shaft end and the unit offers three selectable speeds.
Sustained operation
Continuous duty cycle and Class B insulation allow operation up to a maximum ambient temperature of 40 °C at 60 Hz. Output power is 52.4 W at nameplate speed of 1550 RPM. The totally enclosed design protects internal windings from dust and moisture during extended run periods.
Highlights
- PSC design gives efficient single-phase operation
- 1/8 hp output delivers 52.4 W for fan and blower duty
- 1550 RPM nameplate speed suits HVAC airflow needs
- 115 V AC supply with 1.8 A full-load current
- Auto thermal protection and Class B insulation for continuous use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How can I confirm the motor is running correctly after installation?
The motor should spin at 1550 RPM nameplate speed, draw 1.8 A full-load current at 115 V, and rotate CCW when viewed from the shaft end.
What comes in the box and what must I supply separately?
The motor itself is supplied; you must provide the run capacitor, mounting hardware, and wiring to match the 48Y frame and 115 V supply.
Which voltage version should I choose for a 115 V circuit?
This model is rated 115 V only and is not usable at 208 V or 200 V, so it is the correct choice for a standard 115 V circuit.
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