Dayton
Dayton 4YFK6 unit bearing motor 1/47 hp 230V AC 16W
A 16 W shaded-pole unit-bearing motor running at 550 RPM on 230 V AC for HVAC fan and blower applications
- ColorTransparent
- 1/47 hp motor delivers 16 W output for compact HVAC tasks
- 230 V AC single-phase shaded-pole design runs on standard supply
- Auto thermal protection and Class A insulation guard against overheating
- Totally enclosed air-over cast aluminium frame resists dust and moisture
- Horizontal or vertical shaft-up mounting fits tight equipment spaces
Product identity
The Dayton 4YFK6 is a shaded-pole unit bearing motor rated at 1/47 hp with a 16 W output. It runs on 230 V AC single-phase supply at 50/60 Hz and turns at 550 RPM. The cast-aluminium frame is totally enclosed for air-over cooling and mounts by rear foot in horizontal or shaft-up vertical positions.
Thermals noise power
The motor carries a 0.60 A full-load current and uses Class A insulation with automatic thermal protection. Maximum ambient temperature is 40 degrees Celsius and the service factor is 1, so continuous operation stays within the nameplate rating. The totally enclosed air-over design moves heat directly into the airstream without external ventilation.
Upgrade context
This unit replaces an existing shaded-pole motor of the same frame, voltage and shaft rotation (CWLE) when the original fails or overheats. The jump is worthwhile when the application demands the enclosed air-over construction and auto-reset thermal protection for reliability in restricted airflow. Buyers needing a different speed, voltage or mounting pattern should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- 1/47 hp motor delivers 16 W output for compact HVAC tasks
- 230 V AC single-phase shaded-pole design runs on standard supply
- Auto thermal protection and Class A insulation guard against overheating
- Totally enclosed air-over cast aluminium frame resists dust and moisture
- Horizontal or vertical shaft-up mounting fits tight equipment spaces
Specifications
| Brand | DAYTON |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
How do I install the motor with the rear/foot mounting and which shaft rotation should I expect?
Mount the cast-aluminium frame using the rear/foot holes in a horizontal or vertical shaft-up position; the motor turns clockwise when viewed from the lead end.
What maintenance will the shaded-pole motor need over time?
The auto-reset thermal protection and Class A insulation are built for continuous operation; no brushes or capacitors require replacement.
At what ambient temperature does the motor reach its thermal limit during sustained running?
The motor is rated for a maximum ambient temperature of 40 °C; above this the auto thermal protection will trip.
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