HEIL QUAKER / ICP 1052662 1052662 CONDENSER MOTOR 1/230 1/6 S

CONDENSER MOTOR 1/230 1/6 S

The Condenser Motor 1/230 (1/6 S) is used with the 208 Volt Hydronic Unit Heil Quaker. This is a Motor 1 speed 115/230 volt, 60 Hz, 35.5 pound, 9.5" x 11.00" x 8.45" motor with an 8L55 starter solenoid.

QUAKER ICP / HEIL 115 VOLT 1/6 HORSEPOWER CONDENSER MOTOR, FOR USE WITH 100-120 AND 200-220 VOLT COIL WITH 60 CYCLES, 110-120 CYCLES, 220-240 CYCLES, 90 CYCLES AND 36/60 CYCLES.

The Condenser Motor is used for Heil Air Conditioning and Heat Pump Systems. This part is designed to heat and cool, and is part of a system that is self-contained for heating and cooling, with no wired-in or vented ductwork. The gas furnace section includes an igniter, gas valve, gas switch, and flame sensor. The Refrigerant System also includes an expansion valve.

This HEIL™ ONE-WATT CONDENSER MOTOR is a part of the evaporator assembly. It is compatible with select Frigidaire, ICP Air Conditioner models. This unit offers integrity and outstanding quality for performance that meets your standards.

The condenser motor is the essential component in anything that involves refrigeration. Find condenser motors for major brands such as Siemens, Carrier, and Amway here in our online store. These motors are appropriate for a variety of commercial and industrial situations for your convenience.

This HEIL Condenser motor may look like a small part but it is an essential component of central air conditioners. Condenser pilot motors allow for the condensation process to begin. This motor powers the compressors ability to condense the refrigerant gas back into fluid form and is responsible for starting the A/C when a call for cooling is made. If your central air condenser motor is not working well, don't wait to replace it as this can lead to other issues with your HVAC unit including: poor cooling, potential system damage and even a fire hazard.

The condenser motor is the heart of the air conditioning system. It is responsible for removing heat and humidity from the interior of the car and transferring it to the outside air.