MTR 1/3 HP 3 SPEED DIRECT DRV
A versatile and cost-effective choice for residential heating, cooling and ventilation, this direct-drive motor offers incredibly smooth quiet operation to help you maintain a comfortable living environment. With 1/3 horsepower and 3 speeds to choose from, the MTR 1/3 HP 3 Speed Direct Drive Motor provides all the power you need for your home comfort system.
This Reznor 1/3 HP 3 Speed Direct Drive Blower Motor is used in heating and cooling systems.
CHAMPION 1/3 HP 115 VOLT DIRECT DRIVE BELT FAN WITH 3 SPEED CONTROL.
"The Reznor 1/3 HP 3-Speed Direct Drive Blower is perfect for cleaning up leaves, sanding, floor maintenance or any other project that requires blowing. This powerful and rugged machine has an all steel motor housing with oil feeder and magnetic switch to offer long life for the unit."
Reznor® 138320 201761 1/3 HP 3-Speed DirectDrive Blower There's a lot more to this blower than meets the eye. Like a new rewind starter. And a new balanced crankshaft assembly. And a new fan housing design. Plus, it's direct drive which means no belts to replace. The 138320 model is a 1/3 HP 3-speed, direct drive blower with an integrated squirrel cage fan wheel that eliminates the need for belts. It also features an air intake filter and is convertible from forward to backward by changing its air intake and exhaust
The Reznor 1/3 HP 115V Direct Drive Blower Motor works with all Diamone blowers. The blower must be at least a 5-1/2" diameter and 10.5 amps minimum or 2 hp to work with this motor.
Providing a quiet, reliable source of compressed air at a competitive price is the Reznor MTR series. This lightweight design offers easy portability and is engineered to be a versatile and economical alternative to belt drive, air turbine or gear type blowers. The compact, fully enclosed fan and drive motor assembly deliver class leading performance in energy savings (up to 42%) CFM @ Max RPM: 1,500 with 1/3 HP at 115V. The MTR series is ideal for a full range of compressed air applications where minimal noise is an important consideration...