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Address: NO.38 Hongye Road, New Northern District, Changzhou City,213033, Jiangsu Province, China
Contact name:Selena Chai
Changzhou Trustec Company Limited |
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| Product Name | Condenser Fan Motor | Voltage | 208V-230V |
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| Frequency | 60Hz | Output Power | 250W |
| Pole | 6P | AMPS | 2.0A |
| Speed | 1075RPM | Capacitor | 7.5μF/370V |
| Insulation Class | Class F | Power Factor | 0.9 |
| Other protection | THERMALLY PROTECTED | ||
Key Parameters
| Model | Power /W | Frequency /Hz | Speed /RPM | Rated Current /A | Voltage /V |
| YDK-250-6A23 | 250W | 60 | 1075 | 2.0 | 208-230 |
Ps:all dimension can be customized according to customer requirement.
Product Features
1. Totally Enclosed Air Over TEAO
2. 70°C Ambient
3. Extended Studs, Drain Holes Both Ends
4. 48” Leads
5.Hubless Lead End
6.Reversible Rotation
7.Automatic Reset Thermal Overload Protector
8.Continuous Duty
9.Single Phase, 60 HZ
10.Class F Insulation
11.BALL Bearings
12.48 NEMA Frame
All trusTec Condenser Fan Motors feature reversible rotation and thru bolt or band mounting for air conditioning or heat pump applications.
Product Applications
1. Air conditioner indoor / outdoor unit.
2. Air Purifiers, Air refresher.
3. Range hood, sewer grinder, dehumidifier, medical equipment, special blender etc.
FAQ
1.Where is your factory?
We are located at Changzhou city of China Jiangsu province, which
is also called as motor producing base, the world's outstanding
motor manufacturers sets factories here.
2. Can you provide the samples for evaluations before oders?
Nomally we provide each model 1 piece sample for free.
3. Are you a manufacturer or trading company?
We are a motor factory and in the industry for more than 10 years,
you are welcomed to visit our factory anytime.
Our company
1. As a professional motor manufacturer, we are specialized in
designing and producing all kinds of motors for room, commercial
and central air conditioners.
2. Our main products are fan coil unit motors, motors for split,
cabinet, window air-conditioner, high static pressure motors,
ceiling air-conditioner motors, air cooling motors, single and
three phase motors, kinds of pump motors, PG motor and DC brushless
motors.
3. Our products have been approved by RoHS, CCC, CE and UL
certificates, and the products have been being exported to the main
market such as North America, Europe and Mid-east.
Learn More
A condenser fan motor is a component in the condensing unit of an HVAC system, which is located outdoors. It has a significant effect on the comfort level in your home. As such, it plays an important role in sustaining the cooling process in your air-conditioner. It helps produce cool air by drawing air in from the outside and expelling heat into the outdoor air.
Without proper maintenance, a condenser fan motor can accumulate dirt, dust, and debris. Plus, it will experience increased wear and tear over time. And this can lead to warmer air, poorer airflow, and a stuffier indoor environment. A smooth-running condenser fan motor doesn’t only make your home comfortable. It can also help reduce your energy consumption. Furthermore, it improves your indoor air quality, and extends the life of your equipment.
Let’s look at how a condenser fan motor works. For this, you need a basic idea of the operation of the outdoor condensing unit.
Basically, the condenser is the heat exchanger of your HVAC system. It cools and condenses gaseous refrigerant to a liquid state. After turning into liquid, the refrigerant travels through the condenser coil and heads to the evaporator. In the evaporator, it’s transformed into a gas again and the cycle is repeated.
The condenser fan motor is usually located close to the top of the condensing unit. It is protected by a guard or grille that prevents debris and objects from obstructing its fan’s movement.
When hot gas moves through the condenser coil, the motor turns the fan blades and blows outdoor air over the coil. This causes the gaseous refrigerant to turn into liquid. During this process, it also transfers the latent heat that comes from the refrigerant to the surrounding air.
