FASCO
FASCO D1162 HVAC Motor 1/100-1/250 HP 115V CW/CCW Fan Accessory
Reversible shaded-pole motor runs at 1,540 or 1,390 RPM with auto thermal protection and 10 W output
- weight3.75
- typeClosed Base
- materialHAWA
- Reliable OEM replacement with 1/100-1/250 HP range
- Versatile CW/CCW rotation fits multiple fan configurations
- Efficient shaded-pole design delivers 10 W output at 115V
- Auto thermal protection and Class B insulation for safe operation
- Lightweight 3.75 lb closed-base construction simplifies belly-band mounting
HVAC Motor Replacement
The FASCO D1162 is a shaded-pole motor designed as an OEM replacement for HVAC equipment. It operates on 115V AC single-phase power at 60 Hz with a 3.3 frame size and open air-over enclosure.
Upgrade From Worn Shaded-Pole Units
This motor replaces failed shaded-pole motors rated between 1/250 hp and 1/100 hp. The jump is worth it when the original unit shows thermal-protection trips, reduced airflow or bearing noise, restoring the original 10 W output at 540 or 390 RPM.
Suits Direct 115V Belly-Band Mounts
It suits technicians replacing belly-band motors that require CW/CCW rotation and auto thermal protection in 40 °C ambient conditions. Builders needing 208 V or 200 V operation, higher horsepower or different mounting styles should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Reliable OEM replacement with 1/100-1/250 HP range
- Versatile CW/CCW rotation fits multiple fan configurations
- Efficient shaded-pole design delivers 10 W output at 115V
- Auto thermal protection and Class B insulation for safe operation
- Lightweight 3.75 lb closed-base construction simplifies belly-band mounting
Specifications
| Brand | FASCO |
|---|---|
| weight | 3.75 |
| type | Closed Base |
| material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
What mounting type does the 3.3 frame FASCO D1162 motor use?
This motor uses a belly band mounting type for installation.
How do I wire the motor for clockwise or counter-clockwise rotation?
The motor supports CW/CCW rotation; wiring connections determine direction per the supplied diagram.
When should the motor's thermal protection be checked?
The auto thermal protection resets itself; inspect if the motor stops unexpectedly during operation.
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