Miscellaneous Product PA1620 1/15 HP Mestek Motor 115V 1-Phase
Specifications
- Voltage/Electrical: 115V
- RPM (Revolutions Per Minute): 1050 RPM
- Horsepower(HP): 1/15HP
- Frequency: 60Hz
- Weight: 9.63lbs
Loyalty ProgramElectric motors provide the rotational movement required to operate connected components within HVAC equipment. The Miscellaneous Product PA1620 is a Mestek Motor designed to convert electrical energy into mechanical rotation for its associated HVAC application. Its mechanical output supports the connected component in performing its intended function during equipment operation.
Motor Electrical Operation:
The motor uses electrical input to create the shaft movement required by the connected component. Its internal motor operation produces mechanical rotation, which is transferred through the shaft to the attached assembly.
Shaft Rotation and Mechanical Output:
The motor's rotating shaft delivers mechanical movement to the connected component during operation. This shaft output allows the associated HVAC assembly to receive the rotational drive needed for its mechanical operation.
Replacement Guidelines:
Replacement may be appropriate when the existing motor no longer provides the required mechanical movement or shows signs of physical or functional deterioration. Before selecting a replacement, compare the existing motor's part number, horsepower, voltage, and phase with the original component requirements.
Common Failure Symptoms:
Equipment Compatibility:
The Miscellaneous Product Mestek Motor should be selected for applications requiring a 1/15 HP, 115V, single-phase motor with the corresponding part number. Verify the existing PA1620 identification and applicable electrical and power requirements against the original component before selection.
Technical Specifications:
Part Identification:
Brand: Miscellaneous Product
Part Number: PA1620
Product Type: Mestek Motor
Electrical:
Voltage: 115V
Phase: 1-Phase
Horsepower: 1/15 HP
Step1: Turn off and disconnect power before starting.
Step2: Remove the old motor and note shaft alignment and wiring.
Step3: Mount the new motor securely in place.
Step4: Reconnect wiring per the original configuration.
Step5: Restore power and test the motor for proper operation.