FASCO
FASCO D229 1/100 HP 3000 rpm 120V 3.3 Frame Fan Accessory
Single-phase shaded-pole motor delivers 1/100 hp at 3000 rpm on 120 V AC for fan and blower applications
- typeClosed Base
- 1/100 HP motor delivers 10 W output for light-duty airflow
- 3000 RPM single-speed shaft spins CCWSE for direct-drive replacement
- 120 V AC shaded-pole design runs on standard household current
- Open air-over enclosure with auto thermal protection suits 40 °C ambient
- 3 frame steel construction mounts via stud pattern for secure fit
HVAC shaded-pole motor, 1/100 hp
This FASCO D229 is a single-phase shaded-pole motor rated at 1/100 horsepower and 3000 RPM. It operates on 120 V AC at 60 Hz and draws 0.60 A at full load. The motor has an open air-over enclosure with a steel frame and automatic thermal protection. It is designed for stud mounting with a CCWSE shaft rotation.
3.3 frame determines fit
The motor uses a 3.3 frame size, which is the critical dimension for matching the original equipment mounting pattern. Output power is 10 W and the service factor is 1. Insulation class is B and the maximum ambient temperature is 40 °C. The unit is not usable at 200 V or 208 V.
Suits direct 120 V replacements.
This motor suits technicians replacing a failed single-speed shaded-pole unit in residential HVAC equipment running on 120 V. Builders who need variable-speed operation, a different frame size, or 200-208 V compatibility should look at other models.
Highlights
- 1/100 HP motor delivers 10 W output for light-duty airflow
- 3000 RPM single-speed shaft spins CCWSE for direct-drive replacement
- 120 V AC shaded-pole design runs on standard household current
- Open air-over enclosure with auto thermal protection suits 40 °C ambient
- 3 frame steel construction mounts via stud pattern for secure fit
Specifications
| Brand | FASCO |
|---|---|
| type | Closed Base |
Questions about this item
How much power does the 1/100 hp motor actually deliver inside my unit?
The nameplate shows 10 W output at 3000 RPM, so the motor supplies roughly 10 watts of mechanical power when running at full load.
What does the 120 V AC, 60 Hz rating limit in everyday use?
It locks the motor to standard 120 V household current; the spec sheet explicitly states it is not usable at 200 V or 208 V.
Will the 3.3 frame with stud mounting bolt onto my existing bracket?
The motor uses a 3.3 frame size and a stud mounting pattern on a steel frame; match those stud centres to your bracket holes.
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