Greenheck 317723 Shaded Pole Motor 800 Rpm 115V

Product Description

The GREENHECK 317723 is a shaded pole motor rated at 800 RPM and 115 volts, single phase. Shaded pole motors are fixed-speed induction motors commonly used in light-duty fan and blower applications where simplicity and low cost are the priority. This motor is designed for use in commercial and residential ventilation equipment and is typically installed by HVAC technicians or mechanical contractors during equipment service or unit replacement. Its single-phase power draw makes it suitable for standard branch circuits found in most commercial buildings and residential structures.

This motor is well suited for ventilation fans, exhaust fans, and air-handling blower assemblies where a compact, fixed-speed drive is required. GREENHECK is a recognized manufacturer of commercial ventilation equipment, and this motor is sourced as a factory replacement component for equipment in that product line. It fits applications where low starting torque is acceptable and where continuous-duty, low-load operation is the norm.

Key Features

• 800 RPM fixed speed for consistent, low-noise airflow output
• 115 volt, single-phase power supply compatible with standard commercial and residential circuits
• Shaded pole design with no brushes or external capacitor required
• Factory replacement motor for GREENHECK ventilation equipment
• Simple construction supports long service intervals in continuous-duty fan applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement motor for GREENHECK ventilation and exhaust fan equipment. Confirm shaft diameter, rotation direction, and mounting configuration against the unit being serviced before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed HVAC technician or qualified mechanical contractor. Disconnect and lock out all electrical power to the unit before removing the existing motor or making any wiring connections. Verify that the replacement motor matches the original in terms of shaft size, rotation, and mounting style prior to final installation. Work should comply with applicable local electrical codes and NEC requirements for motor branch circuit wiring.