VEVOR 3HP Air Compressor Motor 230V 15.5A 3450RPM 56 Frame 5/8" Keyed Shaft 1.88" Shaft Length CW/CCW Rotation - Replacement Motor for Industrial Air Compressors, HVAC Systems & Workshop Tools
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Product Description
Unleash the Power of Your Air Compressor Again ! Inject powerful energy into your air compressor with 3HP compressor motor, 230V voltage, 15.5A current, 56 frame, 1.88 inch shaft length, 5/8 inch keyed shaft, CW/CCW dual rotation direction. A perfect addition to air compressors, industrial and commercial needs. Previous page Next page 1 High Rotation Speed 2 Upgraded Cooling 3 CSA Certification Previous page Next page 1 Dual Rotation Direction 2 Easy Installation Previous page Next page 1 Heavy-duty Steel 2 Security Protection VEVOR 3HP Air Compressor Electric Motor 230V 15.5A 1 2 3
Product Features
High Performance 3HP 3450 RPM, Single Phase, Full Load Amps 15.5Amp, 230V 60Hz, SF 1.0.
Frame Type 56 Frame, 5/8" Keyed shaft, Shaft length-1.88".
Dual Rotation Direction Motor is Reversible for CW/CCW, provides easier wiring operations.
Open Drip-proof Suggest using in clean and dry environments. Made of high-quality steel material, it can protect the engine, longer service life.
Durable & Safe Tested with CSA certification. A rolled steel shell, fast heat dissipation and compatible keyed shaft for longtime usage.
Customer Reviews
Took a chance on this given the terrible reviews. My 230V Husky 5HP compressor quit and I went through the process of testing the capacitors and the motor, and I replaceed the start capacitor but she still wouldn't fire? Motor tested fine? No shorts? So this new motor was cheap enough I just took a chance. But when I installed it it also wouldn't run? Turns out the pressure control switch connection was bad. This has points on it like an old GM. Now I have a spare motor as my original, as suspected was fine. Be sure to test the pressure switch. Mine was delivering 230V but one of the contacts had fused itself and caused a no start condition. Either that or it wasn't delivering the amperage required but still delivered 120V on each leg...Then new motor was well packaged and works fine, but as others have observed, only time will tell.https://www.amazon.com/dp/B008JVM43I?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title
