FASCO
FASCO D1156 Condenser Fan Motor 1/15 HP 115/208-230V 2-Speed 3.3in Frame
Replaces Krack E206444 with a 1/15 HP two-speed condenser fan motor running at 630/550 RPM on 115/208-230V
- Dual-speed operation matches variable cooling demands with 630/550 RPM
- Wide 115/208-230V range fits common supply voltages
- Compact 3.3 in frame suits tight condenser housings
- Auto thermal protection guards against overheating up to 40°C
- Direct replacement for Krack E206444 simplifies service
Condenser Fan Motor Replacement
The FASCO D1156 is a single-phase shaded-pole condenser fan motor rated at 1/15 HP for refrigeration and HVAC applications. It operates on 115 V or 208-230 V AC at 50/60 Hz and delivers two-speed performance at 630 RPM and 550 RPM.
3.3 in Frame Open Air-Over Design
The 3.3 inch frame uses stud mounting and an open air-over enclosure that relies on system airflow for cooling. Auto thermal protection and Class B insulation support continuous duty at up to 40 °C ambient temperature. The motor shaft rotates clockwise from the shaft end.
Krack Refrigeration E206444 Cross-Reference
This unit replaces the Krack Refrigeration E206444 motor and is usable at 208 V but not at 200 V. Full-load current draws 1.90 A at 115 V and 1.00 A at 208-230 V with a 1.0 service factor. It is not suited for applications requiring higher horsepower or different shaft rotation.
Highlights
- Dual-speed operation matches variable cooling demands with 630/550 RPM
- Wide 115/208-230V range fits common supply voltages
- Compact 3.3 in frame suits tight condenser housings
- Auto thermal protection guards against overheating up to 40°C
- Direct replacement for Krack E206444 simplifies service
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What is the maximum ambient temperature the FASCO D1156 motor is rated for during continuous operation?
The motor is rated for a maximum ambient temperature of 40 degrees Celsius.
How much current does the motor draw at full load on the 208-230V setting?
At full load on the 208-230V setting, the motor draws 1.00 amps.
What voltage supply must be available on site for the motor to operate?
The motor requires a 115V or 208-230V AC supply at 60/50 Hz.
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