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Dayton 2M033 universal AC/DC motor 1/15 hp 5000 RPM 115V line protection
Universal AC/DC motor model 2M033 delivers 1/15 hp at 5000 RPM on 115 V single-phase power
- Universal AC/DC operation suits both power types
- 1/15 hp output delivers compact mechanical power
- 5000 RPM speed enables high-velocity applications
- 115 V AC input matches standard supply voltage
- Open enclosure design allows maximum airflow cooling
Compact Universal Motor for Low-Power Builds
The Dayton 2M033 is a single-phase universal AC/DC motor rated at 1/15 hp with a nameplate speed of 5000 RPM. It operates on 115V AC at 60 Hz and draws 1.2 A at full load. The open enclosure and unfinished finish suit protected indoor projects where a small, all-angle mountable motor is needed.
Replaces Larger Split-Phase Units When Space Is
This motor upgrades installations that previously used bulkier split-phase or shaded-pole designs but only require fractional horsepower. The jump is worth it when the load stays below 1/15 hp and the supply remains 115V; it is not usable at 200V or 208V, so builders needing dual-voltage flexibility must look elsewhere.
Simple Hole Mount With One Fixed Rotation
Installation uses the non-standard frame's mounting holes and works in any orientation thanks to the all-angle rating. The shaft turns CCWSE only, so verify driven-equipment rotation before fitting. No thermal protection is built in, so external overload planning is essential, and the maximum ambient temperature is 40°C.
Highlights
- Universal AC/DC operation suits both power types
- 1/15 hp output delivers compact mechanical power
- 5000 RPM speed enables high-velocity applications
- 115 V AC input matches standard supply voltage
- Open enclosure design allows maximum airflow cooling
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What hole pattern does the motor mounting use?
The motor uses a hole-type mounting pattern and can be installed at any angle.
How do I wire the motor to 115 V AC and which rotation will it run?
Connect the single-phase 115 V AC supply; the shaft rotates counter-clockwise when viewed from the shaft end.
Does the motor have built-in thermal protection or will I need an external overload device?
The motor has no internal thermal protection, so an external overload device is required.
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