Dayton
Dayton 71903582M 1/20 HP HVAC motor 115V 1550 rpm 3.3 frame
Single-phase permanent split capacitor motor delivers 1/20 hp at 1550 rpm on 115 V AC with 0.8 A full-load current and 3.3 frame mounting
- typeClosed Base
- 1/20 HP output drives small HVAC fans
- 115 V single-phase supply suits standard wiring
- 1550 rpm nameplate speed matches common replacements
- Auto thermal protection prevents overheating damage
- Stud mounting allows direct bolt-on installation
Replacement HVAC motor for 115 V systems
This single-phase permanent split capacitor motor delivers 1/20 hp at 1550 rpm on a 115 V AC supply. It suits residential or light-commercial air-handling units that require a 3.3 frame open air-over design.
Stud mounting and continuous duty rating
The motor uses a stud mounting arrangement and carries a 1.0 service factor for continuous operation up to 40 °C ambient. Thermal protection is automatic and insulation meets Class B standards for reliable daily service.
Verify voltage and frame before ordering
Confirm the existing equipment runs on 115 V AC at 60 Hz; the unit is not usable at 200 V or 208 V. Ensure the 3.3 frame dimensions and shaft rotation flexibility match the original motor’s mounting pattern.
Highlights
- 1/20 HP output drives small HVAC fans
- 115 V single-phase supply suits standard wiring
- 1550 rpm nameplate speed matches common replacements
- Auto thermal protection prevents overheating damage
- Stud mounting allows direct bolt-on installation
Specifications
| Brand | DAYTON |
|---|---|
| type | Closed Base |
Questions about this item
Does the 115 V AC single-phase supply limit this motor to 1550 rpm?
The motor runs at 1550 rpm on 115 V AC, 60 Hz single-phase power; it is not usable at 200 V or 208 V.
What mounting clearance does the 3.3 frame and stud pattern require?
The 3.3 frame uses a stud mounting pattern; verify the stud spacing and shaft height against the replacement unit before installation.
How is the permanent-split-capacitor motor wired, and what step is often missed?
Connect the 115 V supply to the two main leads and the capacitor across the designated terminals; the common error is omitting the capacitor or reversing its leads.
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