Rcd hd52mq129 Blower Motor Control Module 1 Hp 120V

Product Description

The RCD hd52mq129 is a blower motor with an integrated control module designed for use in residential gas furnace applications. It regulates blower fan speed to adjust airflow rate and maintain stable indoor temperatures. Rated at 1 HP and 1050 RPM, the motor operates on 120 volts, single-phase power at 50/60 Hz. The integrated control module handles speed adjustments electronically, eliminating the need for a separate standalone module. This unit weighs 18 pounds and is intended for installation by licensed HVAC technicians performing blower motor replacements in forced-air heating systems.

The hd52mq129 is suited for residential forced-air furnace systems where the original blower motor and control module require replacement as a single assembly. Confirmed compatible units include the 800SA60110E21A-A, 800SA60110E21A-B, and 810SA60110E21A-A. Additional compatible model numbers may apply beyond those listed here. This part is a direct OEM-style replacement intended to restore original airflow performance and system efficiency.

Key Features

• Integrated control module manages multi-speed blower operation in a single assembly
• Rated 1 HP at 1050 RPM for consistent airflow delivery in residential furnace applications
• 120 volt, single-phase input compatible with standard residential electrical supply
• Dual-frequency rated at 50/60 Hz for broad installation compatibility
• OEM-style replacement designed for precise fit in confirmed compatible furnace units

Compatibility

Confirmed compatible with the following furnace units: 800SA60110E21A-A, 800SA60110E21A-B, and 810SA60110E21A-A. Additional compatible models may exist beyond those listed in the input data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed HVAC technician. Shut off all electrical power to the furnace at the disconnect and breaker before removing the existing motor assembly. The integrated control module requires proper low-voltage signal wire connections — confirm wiring matches the existing harness configuration before energizing the system. Follow applicable local electrical codes and manufacturer wiring diagrams during installation.