Regal Beloit
Regal Beloit POWERSTAR 110441-C Evaporative Cooler Motor 115V 1.0A 1050 RPM
Single-phase permanent split capacitor motor rated 115 V AC, 1.0 A and 1050 RPM for evaporative cooler replacement
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- Reliable single-phase operation with permanent split capacitor design
- Direct OEM replacement for Essick Air and Mastercool coolers
- Runs on standard 115V AC household power
- Low 1.0A draw keeps energy use minimal
- Fixed 1050 RPM speed delivers consistent airflow
Evaporative Cooler Motor 1/8 hp
The Regal Beloit POWERSTAR 110441-C is a direct-drive motor built for evaporative cooler cabinets. It replaces Essick Air and Mastercool units using a permanent split capacitor design. Installers wire it to standard 115 V single-phase supply for residential or light-commercial cooling.
Thermals noise and power
Nameplate data shows 1.0 A full-load current at 115 V AC with a 1,050 RPM operating speed. The permanent split capacitor topology keeps start-up current moderate and running temperature stable during continuous summer duty. No thermal protection class or sound rating is supplied by the manufacturer.
OEM replacement fit
The motor carries no NEMA frame designation, so mount dimensions must match the original cooler housing exactly. Buyers who need a different shaft diameter, rotation direction or frame size cannot use this unit. No capacitor, mounting hardware or wiring harness is included in the shipment.
Highlights
- Reliable single-phase operation with permanent split capacitor design
- Direct OEM replacement for Essick Air and Mastercool coolers
- Runs on standard 115V AC household power
- Low 1.0A draw keeps energy use minimal
- Fixed 1050 RPM speed delivers consistent airflow
Specifications
| Brand | POWERSTAR |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
How do I wire the POWERSTAR 110441-C motor into my evaporative cooler?
Connect the two leads to a 115 V AC single-phase supply rated for at least 1.0 A; secure the motor using its original mounting points and verify rotation matches the fan blade direction before tightening.
What maintenance will the 1/8 hp permanent split capacitor motor need over time?
The sealed bearings require no lubrication; periodically clean dust from the vents and inspect the capacitor for bulging or leakage, replacing it if the motor hums but fails to start.
At what point does the 1050 RPM motor hit its thermal limit during continuous operation?
The motor is rated for continuous duty at 1.0 A full-load current; sustained operation above nameplate amperage or with restricted airflow will trigger the internal thermal protector first.
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