Us Motors 20548 2-speed Fan Motor 1/3 Hp Hvac

Product Description

The US MOTORS 20548 is a 2-speed fan motor designed as an aftermarket replacement for HVAC applications requiring a 1/3 horsepower, 115-volt motor rated at 1675 RPM. The dual-speed configuration allows it to serve systems that operate at variable airflow settings, matching the electrical and performance characteristics of the original motor it replaces. Licensed HVAC technicians performing motor swaps in residential or light commercial systems will find this motor suited to the application requirements listed below. Always verify the original motor number and all electrical specifications before ordering.

This motor is intended for use in forced-air HVAC systems where the original equipment specifies a 2-speed, 1/3 HP, 115-volt motor at 1675 RPM. It is identified as a replacement for select Century and Coleman part numbers. Typical installation scenarios include condenser fan or air handler fan applications. Because motor matching depends on more than horsepower and voltage, confirm frame size, shaft diameter, rotation direction, and mounting configuration against the unit being serviced before proceeding.

Key Features

• 2-speed operation supports systems requiring variable airflow settings
• Rated at 1/3 HP and 115 volts for compatibility with standard single-phase power supplies
• 1675 RPM speed rating matches original OEM motor performance specifications
• Aftermarket replacement for select Century and Coleman motors
• Suited for residential and light commercial forced-air HVAC applications

Compatibility

Identified as a replacement for select Century and Coleman part numbers. Verify the original motor number, frame size, shaft specifications, rotation direction, and all electrical ratings before installation to confirm fitment.

Installation Notes

Motor replacement should be performed by a licensed HVAC technician in accordance with local codes and NEC requirements. Disconnect and lock out all power to the unit before removing the existing motor. Confirm shaft diameter, rotation direction, capacitor requirements, and mounting bracket compatibility before installing the replacement. Do not energize the motor until all wiring connections are secured and the unit is fully reassembled.