FASCO
FASCO D909 1/4 HP 208-230V Condenser Fan Motor
Condenser fan motor delivers 1/4 HP at 1,075 RPM with 1.8 A full-load current on 208-230 V single-phase power
- MaterialHAWA
- Delivers 1/4 HP for condenser cooling
- Runs on 208-230V single-phase power
- Draws 1.8 full-load amps at 190 watts output
- Auto thermal protection with Class B insulation
- Reversible CW/CCW rotation in 48-frame steel housing
FASCO D909 Condenser Fan Motor
The FASCO D909 is a single-phase condenser fan motor rated at 1/4 HP for 208-230V AC systems. It uses a permanent split capacitor design and fits a 48 frame mounting pattern. The motor is built with a steel frame and carries a new condition rating. It suits HVAC technicians replacing condenser fan motors in residential or light commercial equipment.
Sustained Operation Characteristics
The motor delivers 190 output watts at a nameplate speed of 1075 RPM with a 1.0 service factor. It draws 1.80 full load amps and is rated for continuous duty at up to 60 degrees C ambient temperature. Automatic thermal protection and Class B insulation support reliable long-running performance. The unit is usable at 208V but not at 200V.
Thermal Noise and Power Profile
Totally enclosed air-over construction manages heat without external ventilation noise. The single-speed design runs at a fixed 1075 RPM on 60 Hz power. CW/CCW shaft rotation is field selectable for installation flexibility. Stud mounting secures the steel frame in place during operation.
Highlights
- Delivers 1/4 HP for condenser cooling
- Runs on 208-230V single-phase power
- Draws 1.8 full-load amps at 190 watts output
- Auto thermal protection with Class B insulation
- Reversible CW/CCW rotation in 48-frame steel housing
Specifications
| Brand | FASCO |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
How much heat and power does the 1/4 HP motor draw when running continuously?
The motor runs at 190 W output with a 1.80 A full-load current on 208-230 V AC and is rated for continuous duty at up to 60 °C ambient.
What capacitor and wiring must I already have for this permanent split capacitor motor?
You need a run capacitor matched to the 1/4 HP, 208-230 V PSC design and a supply circuit able to deliver 1.8 A at 60 Hz.
Will the 48-frame, stud-mount motor fit the bracket and shaft of my existing condenser unit?
The 48-frame steel motor uses stud mounting and a reversible CW/CCW shaft, so it matches standard condenser brackets that accept that frame and mount pattern.
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