Capacitors and transformers are both important HVAC electrical components, with capacitors supporting motor startup and operation while transformers provide the correct voltage for control circuits. Voomi Supply offers HVAC capacitors, AC unit transformers, and pressure transmitters for a range of residential and commercial systems.
Browse our selection of capacitors designed to provide reliable startup power for HVAC systems. These essential components ensure that your air conditioning and heating systems operate efficiently and effectively.
AC capacitors come in a few configurations depending on what the motor needs to start and keep running.
|
Type |
Function |
Typical Use |
|
Run Capacitor |
Keeps the motor running at steady voltage |
Continuous operation of fan and compressor motors |
|
Start Capacitor |
Delivers a short boost of power to start the motor |
Motors that need extra torque to start, often single-phase compressors |
|
Dual Run Capacitor |
Combines two run capacitors in one unit |
Systems running both a compressor and a condenser fan motor |
Explore our range of transformers specifically designed for AC units. These transformers help regulate the power supply, providing the necessary voltage for efficient HVAC system operation.
HVAC transformers are labeled by primary voltage, secondary voltage, and VA (volt-amp) capacity. Match all three to your system before ordering a replacement.
|
Primary Voltage |
Secondary Voltage |
VA Rating |
Typical Use |
|
208/230V |
24V |
40 VA |
Standard residential control circuits |
|
208/230V |
24V |
50 to 75 VA |
Systems with added zoning or accessories |
|
277V or 480V |
24V |
75 VA and up |
Light commercial equipment |
We offer a variety of pressure transmitters, ideal for monitoring HVAC system performance. These devices ensure accurate pressure readings for optimal system function.
Wireless pressure transmitters allow for remote monitoring of HVAC systems. These advanced transmitters provide real-time data, ensuring that your system stays within optimal pressure levels.
Capacitors store electrical energy and help start motors in HVAC systems, while transformers adjust voltage levels to ensure the proper operation of equipment.
See the tables above for capacitor types and transformer ratings. We also stock capacitors, including run and start capacitors, and transformers for residential and commercial HVAC systems.
If you notice system failures, poor performance, or unusual noises, it could indicate a problem with the capacitor or transformer. You can inspect for signs of physical damage or have a professional technician perform diagnostics.
Yes, our capacitors and transformers are designed to work with a wide range of HVAC systems. Please check the specifications or consult customer service for compatibility with your system.
Installation requires careful handling to avoid electrical hazards. We recommend following the manufacturer’s instructions, and if unsure, consulting a licensed HVAC technician for safe and proper installation.
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