AMANA 163610 CAPACITOR COMPRESSOR

CAPACITOR COMPRESSOR

The capacitor compressor is made for cooling and heating appliances. It is designed for use only with refrigerated or air conditioning equipment. The compressor is used on a motor truck and most heavy equipment, as well as major appliances such as refrigerators, freezers, dehumidifiers, and air conditioners.

The Amana 163610 is a 1/3 HP, 115 voltage capacitor compressor that offers the quietest operation of any in its class. It comes with a pressure switch that helps eliminate nuisance start-ups. Extra sound insulation and oversized condenser coil ensure quiet operation. This condenser unit is ideal for applications such as vending machines, convenience stores, restaurants or anywhere where quiet operation is required.

The 66T Capacitor Compressor is ideal for use on a 36 volt system at low altitude.

Durable and ready for the toughest jobs, this capacitor-start, 15 HP compressor can help do your job quicker with higher CFM at 90 psi. Perfect for any shop, its unique cabinet design allows operators to easily change over between hose options from 5/8" to 1". This compressor features a full power lockout, overcurrent and overload protectors and meets ASHRAE 90.4 guidelines.

This is a replacement for AC Compressors. It has a wide range of voltages and amps that can be used with multiple amperage and voltage settings. You'll feel more comfortable knowing that this durable capacitor compressor is industrially engineered to stand up to the temperature changes associated with frigid weather. It also features a guaranteed low current draw, helping maintain energy efficiency.

This compressor is a new, aftermarket replacement part. It is a capacitor for use with heaters, furnaces, and air conditioners and contains a capacitor and capacitor mounting plate. The estimated service life of this part is 12 months; however it is no longer available as a service part from the manufacturer.

The capacitor is a device used in alternating current (AC) electric power transmission and distribution to compensate for the inductive reactance of the electrical distribution network. The primary purpose of a capacitor is to store energy in the electric field between two conducting plates, which are usually metallic, thereby increasing or maintaining the voltage at electrical outlets.