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Marathon fan / heat motors are used in fans, blowers, air conditioners, pumps, heaters and compressors. These single-phase motors offer a rotational speed of up to 1625 rpm at 60 hz.
Style | Model | NEMA Design | Duty | Enclosure | RPM | Service Factor | Voltage | Frame | Full Load Amps | Price | |
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A | 048A11T2008 | - | Continuous | - | - | 1.0 | 208-230 | 48Y | 1.2-1.1 | £244.47 | |
B | 048A11T571 | N | CONTINUOUS AOM | TEAO | 1075 | 1.0 | 208-230 | 48Z | 2.75-2.7 | £233.01 | |
C | 048A11T569 | N | CONTINUOUSAOM | TEAO | 1075 | 1.0 | 208-230 | 48Y | 1.4 | £240.46 | |
D | 048A11T619 | NO DES CODE | CONT.AOM | TENV | 1075 | 1.0 | 460 | 48Y | 3.4 | £598.45 | |
E | 048A17T86 | NO DESIGN CODE | CONTINUOUSAOM | TEAO | 1625 | 1.0 | 208-230 | 48Y | 2 | £381.61 | |
F | 048A11T2012 | NO DESIGN CODE | CONT.AOM | TEAO | 1075 | NONE | 208-230 | 48Y | 2.6 | £130.77 | |
G | 048A17T96 | NO DESIGN CODE | CONTINUOUS AOM | TEAO | 1625 | 1.0 | 208-230 | 48Z | 2.9-2.6 | £424.30 | |
H | 048A11T276 | NO DESIGN CODE | Continuous | TENV | 1075 | 1.0 | 208-230 | 48Y | 4.2-3.65 | £523.33 | |
F | 048A11T2020 | NO DESIGN CODE | CONT.AOM | TEAO | 1075 | 1.0 | 208-230 | 48Y | 1.3 | £109.63 | |
I | 048A11T580 | NO DESIGN CODE | CONT.AOM | TEAO | 1075 | 1.0 | 460 | 48Y | 1.4 | £490.88 | |
F | 048A17T359 | NO DESIGN CODE | CONTINUOUS AOM | TEAO | 1625 | 1.0 | 208-230 | 48Z | 3.1-2.9 | £129.82 | |
J | 048A11T581 | NO DESIGN CODE | CONT.AOM | TEAO | 1075 | 1.0 | 460 | 48Y | 2.1 | £572.84 | |
F | 048A11T463 | NO DESIGN CODE | CONT.AOM | TEAO | 1075 | 1.0 | 208-230 | 48Y | 1.8 | £119.05 |
The double-shielded ball bearings reduce friction for smooth & continuous operation in demanding applications.
These motors have horizontal / shaft down orientation, allowing proper lubrication with every stroke for reducing seal wear and inhibiting corrosion.
Permanent split capacitors or PSCs are permanently connected to the motors to produce high-starting torque, mainly used in HVAC appliances. These motors have the same capacitor & capacitor phase in the circuit for both starting and running operation compared to single-phase motors which use the capacitor phase only during the motor start-up.