Fasco 3205HS Condenser Motor, 1/3 HP, PSC, 825 RPM, 208-230V

Fasco 3205HS Condenser Motor, 1/3 HP, PSC, 825 RPM, 208-230V

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Fasco 3205HS Condenser Motor, 1/3 HP, PSC, 825 RPM, 208-230VFeatures: 70 degree C ambient, 48" leads, Reversing plug, Rheem mounting holes, Drain hole with plugs on each end, Extended thru bolts Item: Condenser Fan Motor, Motor Type: PSC, HP: 1 3, Nameplate RPM: 825, Voltage: 208 230, Enclosure: Totally Enclosed, Rotation: CW CCW, Hz: 60, Phase: 1, Speeds: 1, Bearings: Ball, Base: None, Shaft Number: 1, "C" Dim: 12. 46, Thermal Protection: Yes, Cooling: Air Over, Capacitor: 10M 370V.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012