Description
The Century F266 is a reliable, single-speed direct drive open motor engineered for demanding HVAC applications. Built on the industry-standard 56Y frame with an ODP (Open Drip Proof) enclosure, this motor delivers dependable performance in air-handling and fan motor replacement scenarios.
Key Features
- 1/3 HP output for efficient, right-sized performance
- Dual-rated speed: 1725 RPM (60 Hz) / 1425 RPM (50 Hz) for domestic and international compatibility
- Single speed operation for straightforward installation and control
- Dual voltage rated: 100–115V / 200–230V AC — adaptable to a wide range of electrical systems
- Amperage: 5.0–5.2A (low voltage) / 2.5–2.6A (high voltage)
- 1.35 Service Factor for added thermal headroom under demanding load conditions
- 56Y frame with eared bracket and removable base for flexible mounting configurations
- ODP (Open Drip Proof) enclosure protects against dripping liquids in standard indoor environments
- Auto-reset overload protector for automatic recovery after thermal trips
- Direct drive open design eliminates belt and pulley maintenance
- Double-sided ball bearings for long service life and smooth, quiet operation
- Reversible rotation to accommodate varied installation orientations
Specifications
- Brand: Century
- SKU: F266
- Horsepower: 1/3 HP
- Speed: 1725 / 1425 RPM
- Number of Speeds: 1
- Voltage: 100–115 / 200–230V AC
- Amperage: 5.0–5.2 / 2.5–2.6 Amps
- Service Factor: 1.35
- Frame: 56Y
- Enclosure: ODP (Open Drip Proof)
- Mounting: Eared Bracket / Removable Base
- Overload Protection: Auto Reset
- Drive Type: Direct Drive Open
- Bearings: Double-Sided Ball Bearings
- Rotation: Reversible
Applications
The Century F266 is ideally suited for direct drive fan and blower motor replacements in residential and light commercial HVAC systems. Its reversible rotation, dual-voltage capability, and auto-reset overload protection make it a versatile choice for technicians needing a dependable drop-in replacement on 56Y-frame equipment.
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