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The RECTORSEAL MARS-12029 is a 5 microfarad (MFD) oval run capacitor rated at 440 volts, designed for continuous-duty motor starting and running applications in HVAC systems. Run capacitors maintain the phase shift needed to keep single-phase motors operating efficiently after startup. This unit is a non-PCB type, meaning it does not contain polychlorinated biphenyls, and it features a physical interrupter that helps prevent catastrophic failure in the event of a fault. It meets the EIA-456-A test standard, rated for 60,000 hours of service life, and carries both UL and CUL listings. HVAC technicians install this capacitor as an OEM-grade replacement component.
This capacitor is suited for residential and light commercial HVAC equipment where a 5 MFD, 440-volt oval run capacitor is specified. Typical applications include condenser fan motors and compressor circuits in split-system air conditioners and heat pumps. The oval form factor fits standard capacitor mounting brackets and electrical compartments found in most outdoor condensing units. Technicians working on single-phase motor circuits will find this capacitor fits common service scenarios where the original OEM capacitor has failed or degraded in capacitance.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement run capacitor for single-phase HVAC motors requiring a 5 MFD, 440-volt oval capacitor, including condenser fan motors and compressor run circuits in residential and light commercial equipment.
Run capacitors must be installed by a qualified HVAC technician. Always shut off power at the disconnect and verify zero voltage with a meter before handling capacitors, as they can retain a charge after power is removed — discharge the capacitor through a resistor before servicing. Match the MFD rating exactly to the motor nameplate specification; substituting a different capacitance value can damage the motor. Follow applicable NEC guidelines and local codes when servicing electrical components inside condensing units.
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