Dayton
Dayton VE6ALE7MAG Machinery Motor 1/5 hp 120V AC 1080 RPM
Single-phase HVAC motor delivering 1/5 hp at 1,080 RPM on 120 V AC with permanent split capacitor design and continuous duty rating
- Reliable HVAC performance with permanent split capacitor design
- Suitable for continuous duty in 40°C ambient conditions
- Steel frame construction provides durable motor mounting
- Operates on standard 120V AC at 60 Hz frequency
- Draws 1.8 A full-load current at 1080 RPM
HVAC Motor for Air-Handling Equipment
This Dayton permanent-split-capacitor motor delivers 1/5 hp at 1,080 RPM on 120 V AC single-phase power. It is built as a direct OEM replacement for HVAC blowers, fans and similar air-moving machinery that require continuous duty operation.
Continuous-Duty Thermal Behaviour
Rated for continuous duty with Class B insulation, the motor is designed to run at its 1.8 A full-load current in ambients up to 40 °C without overheating. The 60 Hz windings maintain stable speed under sustained load rather than only during brief start-up cycles.
Installation Compatibility Checks
Verify that your application uses a horizontal mounting position and a non-standard frame that matches the original equipment. The nameplate states the motor is not usable at 200 V or 208 V, so confirm the supply voltage is 120 V AC before ordering.
Highlights
- Reliable HVAC performance with permanent split capacitor design
- Suitable for continuous duty in 40°C ambient conditions
- Steel frame construction provides durable motor mounting
- Operates on standard 120V AC at 60 Hz frequency
- Draws 1.8 A full-load current at 1080 RPM
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much heat does the 1/5 hp motor generate when running continuously at 40 °C ambient?
The motor carries a Class B insulation rating and a continuous duty cycle, so it is designed to operate within its thermal limits at the rated 40 °C maximum ambient temperature.
What capacitor and supply voltage does the permanent-split-capacitor design require?
The motor runs on 120 V AC single-phase at 60 Hz and draws 1.8 A at full load; it is not usable at 200 V or 208 V.
Will the non-standard steel frame bolt onto legacy HVAC mounts?
The motor uses a non-standard frame with horizontal mounting, so existing bolt patterns must be verified before installation.
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