FASCO
FASCO D115 1/12 HP Machinery Motor 115/230V 1550 RPM
Single-phase shaded-pole condenser fan motor delivering 1/12 HP at 1550 RPM on 115/230 V AC with auto thermal protection
- 1/12 HP output powers condenser fans efficiently
- Dual 115/230V AC voltage fits multiple installations
- 1550 RPM single-speed design delivers consistent airflow
- Auto thermal protection prevents overheating damage
- Stud mounting with CCWSE rotation simplifies OEM replacement
What this motor is and who it fits
The FASCO D115 is a 1/12 HP shaded-pole condenser fan motor built for single-phase 115/230V AC supply at 60 Hz. It replaces OEM part 7108-2237 and mounts via a 4.4 frame stud pattern with a single CCWSE shaft.
Capacity and headroom
At full load it draws 2.5 A on 115 V or 1.3 A on 230 V with a service factor of 1.0, so it runs at nameplate 1550 RPM without overload margin. The totally enclosed air-over design and Class A insulation are rated for a maximum ambient temperature of 40 °C. It is not usable at 200 V or 208 V.
Upgrade context and when to choose it
This unit is a direct drop-in for the listed OEM reference where voltage, frame, shaft rotation and speed match. It does not suit applications needing multi-speed operation, higher horsepower, or operation above 40 °C ambient. Buyers requiring a different voltage, rotation, or frame size should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- 1/12 HP output powers condenser fans efficiently
- Dual 115/230V AC voltage fits multiple installations
- 1550 RPM single-speed design delivers consistent airflow
- Auto thermal protection prevents overheating damage
- Stud mounting with CCWSE rotation simplifies OEM replacement
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will this 1/12 HP motor run on the 115 V circuit I already have in the workshop?
Yes, it is rated for 115/230 V AC single-phase and draws 2.5 A at 115 V, so it will operate on your existing 115 V supply.
How can I confirm the motor is running correctly once installed?
Verify that the shaft turns counter-clockwise when viewed from the shaft end, reaches the nameplate 1550 RPM, and the current draw stays near 2.5 A at 115 V or 1.3 A at 230 V.
Does the box include a capacitor or mounting hardware, or do I need to buy them separately?
The motor is a shaded-pole design with auto thermal protection and a 4.4 frame with stud mounting; no capacitor is required, and mounting studs are integral to the motor body.
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