Captiveaire DU50V11P60080 Power Pack Pre-assembled DU50

Product Description

The CAPTIVEAIRE DU50V11P60080 is a pre-assembled power pack replacement unit designed for use with DU50 series commercial kitchen ventilation systems. This component houses the core electrical and mechanical drive elements in a factory-assembled configuration, reducing field assembly time and the potential for wiring errors on install. At 36 pounds and measuring 20 inches by 20 inches by 20.25 inches, the unit is sized for direct drop-in service in compatible DU50 enclosures. Installation is typically performed by a licensed commercial kitchen ventilation or HVAC technician familiar with exhaust fan systems.

This power pack is intended for commercial foodservice environments where DU50 series upblast or utility exhaust fans are installed. It is suited for restaurants, cafeterias, institutional kitchens, and other facilities running CaptiveAire-specified ventilation equipment. The pre-assembled design ships ready for integration into the fan assembly, making it appropriate for scheduled maintenance replacement or emergency swap-out situations where minimizing downtime is a priority.

Key Features

• Pre-assembled from the factory, reducing on-site wiring and assembly steps
• Direct replacement for DU50 series power pack applications
• Compact cube footprint: 20 inches x 20 inches x 20.25 inches
• Weighs 36 pounds, compatible with standard two-person lift procedures
• OEM-specified replacement part for CaptiveAire DU50 exhaust fan systems

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement power pack for CaptiveAire DU50 series commercial exhaust ventilation systems. No additional compatible model numbers were specified in available product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified commercial HVAC or kitchen ventilation technician. Disconnect and lock out all electrical power to the fan system before removing the existing power pack or handling any wiring connections. Verify that the replacement unit matches the existing electrical configuration before energizing the system. Follow applicable local codes and the manufacturer service documentation throughout the procedure.