Modine 5H0749730001 5-Blade Fan 10" Diameter 38° Pitch 3/8" Bore CW
Specifications
- Type: Blade
- Diameter: 10"
- Blade Pitch: 38°
- Bore Size: 3/8"
- Number of Blades: 5
- Rotation Direction: Clockwise
Loyalty ProgramRotating fan assemblies provide the mechanical air movement needed within heating and cooling equipment. The Modine 5H0749730001 is the air-moving component that operates with a compatible motor or drive system. It is used in Modine HVAC applications where this fan configuration is required. Its role is to transfer rotational input from the drive into air movement through the associated equipment.
Blade Design and Airflow:
The fan's five-blade arrangement provides the rotating surfaces that move air through the associated assembly. The 10-inch diameter establishes the fan's overall size, while the 38° pitch describes the blade geometry used during rotation.
Mounting and Directional Operation:
The fan connects to the drive through its center bore, allowing shaft rotation to be transferred to the blade assembly. The 3/8-inch bore provides the mounting interface, while the CW designation establishes the required direction of rotation.
Replacement Guidelines:
Replacement may be appropriate when the Modine fan blades become deformed or the hub develops damage that prevents proper mounting. Before ordering, compare the existing 5H0749730001 part number with the applicable equipment requirements and verified specifications.
Common Signs of Wear:
Equipment Compatibility:
The Modine 5H0749730001 5-Blade Fan is intended for compatible Modine heating and cooling equipment requiring the corresponding fan configuration. When selecting this fan, verify the existing part number, blade count, diameter, pitch, bore size, rotation, and applicable equipment model against the required specifications.
Technical Specifications:
Part Identification:
Brand: Modine
Part Number: 5H0749730001
Product Type: 5-Blade Fan
Mechanical:
Blade Count: 5
Diameter: 10 in.
Blade Pitch: 38°
Bore Size: 3/8 in.
Rotation: CW
Step 1: Turn off power and lock out equipment to prevent accidents.
Step 2: Align the fan hub with the motor shaft, ensuring it fits correctly.
Step 3: Slide the blade fan onto the shaft and position it securely.
Step 4: Tighten set screws evenly to lock the fan in place.
Step 5: Check blade clearance and ensure correct CW rotation.
Step 6: Restore power and test for smooth, vibration-free operation.