Value Collection RC44X20/15 Dual Run Capacitor 20/15 Mfd

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION RC44X20/15 is a dual run capacitor rated at 20/15 microfarads (MFD) and 440 volts, designed for use in single-phase motor applications commonly found in HVAC equipment. Run capacitors provide the continuous phase shift needed to keep PSC motors operating efficiently after startup. This capacitor serves both the compressor and the fan motor simultaneously, making it a standard dual-section replacement component. Licensed HVAC technicians install this part during routine maintenance, compressor diagnostics, and condenser fan motor replacements. At 0.961 pounds, it is a compact, lightweight component suited for residential and light commercial condensing unit service work.

This dual run capacitor is used in single-phase HVAC systems where a combined compressor and condenser fan motor capacitor is required. Typical applications include residential split-system air conditioners and heat pumps, as well as light commercial packaged units. The 440-volt rating makes it compatible with standard 208/230-volt single-phase equipment. HVAC service technicians will encounter this capacitor during seasonal tune-ups, no-cool service calls, and condenser motor replacement jobs where a single dual-section capacitor serves both motor loads.

Key Features

• Dual-section design provides 20 MFD for the compressor and 15 MFD for the condenser fan motor in a single unit
• 440-volt rating compatible with standard 208/230-volt single-phase HVAC systems
• Lightweight at 0.961 pounds for easy handling and installation in tight condenser compartments
• Single-package quantity for direct one-for-one field replacement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement dual run capacitor for single-phase residential and light commercial HVAC systems requiring a 20/15 MFD, 440-volt motor run capacitor.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a qualified HVAC technician. Disconnect and lock out all power to the condensing unit before opening the electrical compartment and handling capacitors. Capacitors retain a dangerous electrical charge even after power is removed — always discharge the capacitor using an insulated discharge tool before touching terminals. Verify the MFD ratings and voltage rating of the replacement match the equipment nameplate before installing.