FASCO
FASCO D1122 1/16 HP Condenser Fan Motor 208-230V Stud Mount
A 1/16 HP permanent-split-capacitor condenser fan motor running at 300 or 650 RPM on 208-230 V AC with a 3.3 inch frame and stud mounting
- 1/16 HP PSC motor powers condenser fans reliably
- 208-230 V AC input fits standard HVAC supplies
- Auto thermal protection shuts down at overload
- Stud mounting secures unit in Heatcraft replacements
- Single-speed design delivers 1300 or 1650 RPM
FASCO D1122 Condenser Fan Motor
The FASCO D1122 is a single-phase permanent split capacitor motor rated at 1/16 HP for 208-230V AC operation. It serves as a direct OEM replacement for Heatcraft part 25308601 in commercial refrigeration condensers.
Stud mounting with 3.3 inch frame fits existing
The motor uses a stud mounting type on a 3.3 inch frame for direct bolt-on installation. Verify the shaft rotation is CWSE and the enclosure is open air-over before wiring. Confirm the supply voltage is 208V or 230V as the unit is not usable at 200V.
Suits technicians replacing Heatcraft condenser
This motor suits technicians needing a 1/16 HP replacement with auto thermal protection and Class B insulation. It is not for applications requiring variable speeds, 200V supply, or enclosed motor housings.
Highlights
- 1/16 HP PSC motor powers condenser fans reliably
- 208-230 V AC input fits standard HVAC supplies
- Auto thermal protection shuts down at overload
- Stud mounting secures unit in Heatcraft replacements
- Single-speed design delivers 1300 or 1650 RPM
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How can I confirm the motor is running correctly after installation?
Verify the shaft turns clockwise when viewed from the shaft end at either 1,300 RPM or 1,650 RPM and that current draw stays near 0.40 A on 208–230 V supply.
What comes in the box and what must I supply separately?
The package includes the FASCO D1122 motor only; you must provide a compatible run capacitor, mounting studs, wiring and any required conduit or connectors.
Which voltage rating should I select for a 208 V supply?
Choose the 208–230 V version; the motor is rated usable at 208 V but not at 200 V, and it operates on both 50 Hz and 60 Hz power.
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