Value Collection FE-90D3-M Psc Ac Motor 5/8 Hp 1100 Rpm

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION FE-90D3-M is a permanent split capacitor (PSC) AC motor built for HVAC applications where reliable, two-speed airflow control is required. Rated at 5/8 horsepower and 120 volts AC, this motor runs at 1100 RPM under full load and draws 4 amps. The open enclosure design allows air to circulate around the windings, making it well-suited for conditioned equipment rooms and indoor air-handling equipment. Thermal protection is automatic, and the motor uses ball bearings for consistent performance. The steel frame and Class E insulation are standard for this class of replacement motor.

This motor is designed for HVAC system applications, including residential and light-commercial air handlers, fan coil units, and similar equipment requiring an ear screw mount PSC motor. The two-speed capability supports multi-speed blower or fan configurations common in central air and heat pump systems. At 7.13 inches in height, 7.13 inches in width, and 7.24 inches in length, it fits within the dimensional envelope typical of this horsepower class. A licensed HVAC technician or qualified service professional should handle installation and wiring.

Key Features

• Permanent split capacitor motor type for efficient single-phase AC operation
• 5/8 HP output at 1100 nameplate RPM for low-speed blower and fan duty
• Two-speed configuration supports multi-speed HVAC fan applications
• Automatic thermal protection guards against overtemperature conditions
• Ball bearing construction for reduced friction and longer service life
• Ear screw mount style simplifies drop-in replacement in compatible housings
• 20 MFD motor run capacitor rating for proper PSC operation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement PSC motor for residential and light-commercial HVAC equipment requiring an open-enclosure, ear screw mount, 5/8 HP, 120V, 1100 RPM two-speed motor.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed HVAC technician. Disconnect and lock out all electrical power to the unit before removing the existing motor or making any wiring connections. Verify that the replacement motor run capacitor matches the required 20 MFD rating before energizing the circuit. Refer to the equipment manufacturer's wiring diagram and all applicable local codes when completing the installation.