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Dayton 1/2 HP General Purpose Motor,Capacitor-Start,1725 Nameplate RPM,Voltage 115/208-230,Frame 48

Name: Dayton 1/2 HP General Purpose Motor,Capacitor-Start,1725 Nameplate RPM,Voltage 115/208-230,Frame 48
Brand: DAYTON
SKU: 9269774
Price: 393.93 USD
Availability: InStock

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Shipping to 43085

Expected to arrive Tue. Mar 25.

Technical Specifications

Key Specifications

Bearings

Ball

Motor Design

Capacitor-Start

Brand

DAYTON

Motor Type

Capacitor-Start

Duty

Continuous

Mounting

Base

Duty Cycle

Continuous

NEMA/IEC Frame

Enclosure

Totally Enclosed Fan-Cooled

Nameplate RPM

1725

Footnotes

Overall Length

11 in.

Frame

Package Quantity

Frame Material

Steel

Phase

Single

Full Load Amps

8.2/4.1-4.1

Rotation

CW/CCW

Service Factor

Insulation Class

Shaft Length

1-1/2 in.

Item

General Purpose Motor

Shaft Type

Flat

Length Less Shaft

9-15/16 in.

Shipping Weight

24.5 lb.

Mfr. Part Number

6K177

Thermal Protection

None

Mfr. Warranty Length

1 yr.

Voltage

115/208-230 VAC

General

1/2

Nominal Efficiency

62.3 %

Max. Ambient Temp.

40 °C

RPM Group

1701-1800

Motor Application

General Application

RPM Range

1,701-1,800

Motor Efficiency Group

Standard Efficient

Shaft Dia.

1/2 in

Motor Mounting Position

All Angle

Standards

CSA Certified (258501), UL Component Recognized (E47479)

Motor Mounting Type

Rigid Base

Voltage Compatibility

115/200-230V AC, 115/208-230V AC, 115V AC, 208-230V AC

Product Description

NEMA 48 frame capacitor-start general purpose AC motors have a standard 1/2" diameter, 1-1/2" length shaft whose center is 3" above the base mounting surface. Variations to the frame's standard dimensions and design are indicated by a letter designation following the frame number, such as 48Z. The letter “Z” indicates that the frame has a nonstandard shaft. These frame standards and letter designations are defined by the National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA).