Rcd hc43te113 Inducer Assembly 1/2 Hp 115V 1075 Rpm

Product Description

The RCD hc43te113 is a draft inducer assembly designed to move combustion gases through the heat exchanger and out the flue in gas-fired heating equipment. Running on 115 volts at 60 Hz, single phase, the motor delivers 1/2 HP at 1075 RPM across 3 speeds with a counter-clockwise rotation. Licensed HVAC technicians install this assembly as a direct replacement when the original inducer motor fails to maintain proper draft pressure, triggering pressure switch faults or causing delayed ignition. The unit is built for reliable continuous-duty operation in forced-air furnace applications.

This inducer assembly is used in residential and light-commercial gas furnace installations where a draft-inducer motor pulls combustion air through the burner and heat exchanger before exhausting flue gases. It is typically mounted on the flue outlet of the furnace cabinet. Counter-clockwise rotation and 3-speed capability make it suited for systems requiring specific airflow performance to satisfy pressure switch thresholds. HVAC technicians servicing Carrier-branded furnace equipment will recognize this part number as a replacement inducer motor assembly for that equipment family.

Key Features

• 115V, 60 Hz, single-phase operation for standard residential power supply compatibility
• 1/2 HP motor output for adequate draft in mid- to high-efficiency furnace applications
• 1075 RPM operating speed with 3-speed configuration for application-matched airflow
• Counter-clockwise rotation — verify rotation direction before installation to ensure proper draft
• OEM-style replacement assembly format for straightforward swap-out service

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement inducer assembly for gas furnaces requiring a 115V, 1/2 HP, 1075 RPM, counter-clockwise draft inducer motor. Refer to the original equipment documentation to confirm fitment before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed HVAC technician familiar with gas furnace service procedures. Shut off electrical power at the disconnect and turn off the gas supply before removing the existing inducer assembly. Verify that the replacement unit matches the rotation direction, voltage, and RPM of the original to avoid pressure switch or ignition faults. Work should comply with local mechanical codes and the appliance manufacturer's service documentation.