Pro-source CED4045-WP-CA Capacitor 24 30 Inch Fan

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE CED4045-WP-CA is a replacement capacitor designed for use in fan applications requiring 24-inch and 30-inch fan configurations. Capacitors in this class provide the starting and running electrical boost that single-phase fan motors depend on to initiate rotation and maintain consistent torque. This unit measures 5.91 inches wide, 5.91 inches long, and 2.17 inches tall, making it a compact component for panel or equipment-side mounting. Finished in black, it is sized and specified as an OEM-style accessory replacement. Licensed HVAC technicians and motor service professionals are the typical installers for this type of component.

This capacitor is intended for use with fan assemblies requiring 24-inch and 30-inch fan compatibility, specifically referenced for use with part numbers 61027298 and 61027314. It fits within replacement and accessory-class HVAC and industrial fan motor applications where a failed or degraded run capacitor must be swapped out to restore motor performance. Typical install scenarios include rooftop units, large evaporative coolers, or industrial ventilation fans that use single-phase motors in those fan diameter ranges.

Key Features

• Designed for 24-inch and 30-inch fan motor applications
• Compact footprint: 5.91 inches x 5.91 inches x 2.17 inches
• Lightweight at 0.561 pounds for easy handling during service
• Black finish for straightforward visual identification during installation
• OEM-style replacement accessory for referenced part numbers 61027298 and 61027314
• Single-unit packaging supports one-for-one field replacements

Compatibility

Specified for use with part numbers 61027298 and 61027314, covering 24-inch and 30-inch fan configurations. Verify capacitor ratings against the motor nameplate before installation to confirm electrical compatibility.

Installation Notes

Capacitor replacement is typically performed by a licensed HVAC technician or qualified motor service professional. Always de-energize the equipment and discharge any stored voltage in the existing capacitor before handling, as capacitors can retain a dangerous charge after power is removed. Confirm that the replacement unit matches the original capacitor's microfarad (MFD) rating and voltage rating from the motor nameplate before connecting. Follow applicable NEC guidelines and local codes for low-voltage motor circuit service.