Pro-source CED5360-CA Capacitor 42 48 Inch Fan

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE CED5360-CA is a replacement capacitor designed for use in fan systems requiring a reliable start or run capacitor. Capacitors in HVAC and fan applications store and release electrical energy to start and maintain motor operation. This silver-finished unit is a drop-in replacement part suited for fan assemblies in the 42-inch and 48-inch size range. Licensed HVAC technicians and refrigeration mechanics typically source this capacitor when a motor fails to start, runs sluggishly, or trips on thermal overload due to a weakened capacitor. Its compact form factor and standard form fit make field replacement straightforward.

This capacitor is specified for use with 42-inch and 48-inch fan assemblies and is cross-referenced to compatible units identified by part numbers 61027264, 61027355, and 61027363. It is appropriate for residential and light commercial HVAC systems where evaporator or condenser fan motors require capacitor replacement during routine service or emergency repair calls.

Key Features

• Direct replacement capacitor for 42-inch and 48-inch fan assemblies
• Silver finish for corrosion resistance in mechanical equipment environments
• Compact package dimensions support installation in tight equipment enclosures
• Compatible with multiple OEM part cross-references including 61027264, 61027355, and 61027363
• Sold individually for single-unit service calls

Compatibility

Specified for use with fan assemblies referenced by part numbers 61027264, 61027355, and 61027363, covering 42-inch and 48-inch fan sizes.

Installation Notes

Capacitor replacement is performed by licensed HVAC technicians following lockout/tagout procedures. Always de-energize and disconnect the unit from power before handling capacitors, and discharge any stored voltage using an insulated resistor tool before removal. Refer to the equipment wiring diagram for correct terminal connections, and verify capacitor ratings match the motor nameplate before installation. Local electrical codes including NEC requirements may apply.