208-230V 60HZ Blower Motor 1/4HP 1075RPM 7.5MFD/370V Motor YSK-185-6B3 Air Over Duty

Key Parameters

Ps:all dimension can be customized according to customer requirement.

Feature

A. 100% pure copper, aluminum motor can also be available if customer need large quantity.

B. Nickel plating for Steel Shaft.

C. Smooth running.

D. Thermal protection.

Application

A. Indoor air conditioning unit.

B. ventilation equipment.

C. Air ventilation fan, air curtain.

Value 

A. 20 years history.

B. Guaranteed Quality.

C. It is newly designed in conformity with the relevant rules of IEC standards, Strictly and Perfect Management is guaranteed for Production.

Company profile 

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. "All conforms to the needs of customers, all pursues to the satisfaction of customers" is the operating principle of our company- Changzhou Trustec Company Limited who are dedicated in the motor design and production! We adhere to the business philosophy of being customer-oriented, taking the product as the carrier, surviving by good quality, promoting efficiency by scale, developing by credit to strive to create greater value!

3. Our new export company was established in 2011, factory occupied a land area of 20000 square meters and specialized in hvac fan motors manufacturing for 20 years.

When selecting the fan coil unit motor, following criteria should be concerned.

Fan Coil Fan Power

Because the single-phase electric fan coil motor uses a relatively large amount of reactive current and the output from these small fan coil motors is lower, the difference is large. For this reason, always check that the nominal current and power of the fancoil motor being exchanged does not differ too much.

Rotational Speed (RPM) of Fan Coil Motor

Most fan coil unit motors have three or more speeds. In practice not all speeds are always used and you can experimentally determine which speeds result in the best control. The maximum speed is the starting point for selecting the fan coil motor. After installation, always check that the nominal current for the various speeds and the least resistance for the blower are not exceeded.

Fan Coil Motor Voltage

Our fan coil motor can be single-phase 208- 240V 50Hz / 110-120V 60Hz or other design. Please check your power supply.

Diameter & Length of Fan Coil Motor Shaft

Mostly diameter of fan coil motor shaft is 1/2" / 1/2 Inch / or 12.7 mm in one case 3/8" = 9.52 mm occurs. Fan coil units are usually fitted with one, two or three fan housings. 

Height and Width of the Fan Coil Motor Foot

The seating measurement is the distance between the centre of the mountings for the fan coil blower motor. If the seating measurement of the existing foot and the new fan coil motor differ slightly the foot can be bent. Make sure here that the seating of the foot always stay perpendicular to the fan plate. Our fan coil motors can supply with the foot as standard.

Fan Coil Motor Balancing

Coil fan motor run vibration-free. New impellers are balanced. Impellers can easily get bent or unbalanced during transport or fitting. Often a slight vibration is unavoidable due to the overall structure. Sometimes the replacement of one or more impellers can provide the solution. Contact your fan coil motor factory, manufacturer and supplier now!

Where is the FCU located?

The location of your fan coil unit will depend on whether you have a standalone unit or your fan coil unit is the air handler portion of a larger HVAC system. If the unit is independent of a ducted HVAC system, it will likely be found on a ceiling. This can be especially true if it is in an office space.

How do you test a fan coil motor?

To test the fan motor, you will need a multimeter. Set the multimeter to the ohms setting and touch the probes to the two terminals on the motor. If the reading on the multimeter is infinite, then this means that there is an open circuit and the motor is defective.

Why is my FCU not cooling?

Thermostat Malfunction: A malfunctioning thermostat is a common cause of heating or cooling problems in a fan coil unit. Check to see if your thermostat is set to the correct temperature and mode. You can also try replacing the batteries or resetting the thermostat to see if that resolves the issue.