Dayton
Dayton 71633716M 1/40 HP 1550 rpm 115V 3.3 Frame HVAC Motor
A 1/40 HP shaded-pole motor runs at 1550 rpm on 115 V AC for HVAC fan duty
- typeClosed Base
- 1/40 HP motor delivers 19 W output for light HVAC duties
- 1550 rpm nameplate speed suits single-speed fan applications
- 115 V AC supply with 1.1 A full-load current fits standard circuits
- 3 frame size and stud mounting simplify direct replacement
- Totally enclosed air-over design with auto thermal protection ensures continuous operation
Direct Replacement Motor
The Dayton 71633716M is a shaded-pole HVAC motor rated at 1/40 hp and 1550 rpm for 115V AC single-phase power. It fits a 3.3 frame with a totally enclosed air-over enclosure and stud mounting. Continuous duty cycle and Class B insulation suit standard residential or light commercial air-moving equipment.
Upgrade From Lower Output Models
This unit delivers 19 watts output at 1.1 amps full-load current, replacing motors with lower wattage or open enclosures. The jump is worth it when the application demands auto thermal protection and a closed-base design that resists dust and moisture. It is not usable at 200V or 208V, so voltage must match exactly.
60 Hz Fixed-Speed Limitation
The motor runs at a single speed of 1550 rpm nameplate on 60 Hz supply with no variable-speed capability. Shaded-pole design limits starting torque and efficiency compared to permanent-split-capacitor types. Buyers needing speed control, reversible rotation, or higher efficiency should specify a different motor technology.
Highlights
- 1/40 HP motor delivers 19 W output for light HVAC duties
- 1550 rpm nameplate speed suits single-speed fan applications
- 115 V AC supply with 1.1 A full-load current fits standard circuits
- 3 frame size and stud mounting simplify direct replacement
- Totally enclosed air-over design with auto thermal protection ensures continuous operation
Specifications
| Brand | DAYTON |
|---|---|
| type | Closed Base |
Questions about this item
What stud pattern does the 3.3 frame motor use for mounting?
The motor uses a stud mounting type on its 3.3 frame; match the stud spacing to your fan housing before installation.
Which wiring step is critical when connecting the 115V shaded-pole motor?
Verify rotation is CWSE from the shaft end and connect the single-phase leads to 115V AC only; the motor is not usable at 200V or 208V.
How often should the auto thermal protection be checked on this continuous-duty motor?
The auto thermal protection resets itself; inspect the totally enclosed air-over enclosure annually for lint buildup that could restrict cooling airflow.
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