| Customization: | Available |
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| Power Source: | Gas |
| Defrost Type: | Auto Defrost |
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CBB61 Series plastic case Black Colour Motor Run Capacitor
1.Usage
Applied to start and run single-phase Ac motors at 50Hz(60Hz) frequency for fans,electric fans,water pumps,washing machine and exhaust fans and etc
at compatatively low power.
2. Features:
The capacitor takes heavy-edge metallized, AI/Zn pp film or web-like fuse metallized pp filmas dieledtrie, its components are assembled in flame-retardant ABS or PBT square crust,impregnated with flame-retatdant epoxy resin. It has high reliability and stability.
Before you buy new capacitors, you should first know the difference between the two types of capacitors you might need.
If your motor is not turning on, or is taking a lot longer to get up to full speed, then a new start capacitor is probably what you need. A start capacitor brings the motor to 3/4 of full speed in a few seconds and then disconnects from the motor right after it starts. Starter capacitors are designed to give off a large burst of energy for only a few seconds. If used for longer, they would be damaged.
The other common type of motor capacitor is the run capacitor, which maintains a constant voltage supply to the motor and increases its torque at startup. If your motor doesn't seem to run as well as it used to, then the run capacitor is most likely your problem. All run capacitors are designed for continuous duty, and have a much lower failure rate than start capacitors.
The main difference between a start and a run capacitor is that the run capacitor can store less charge, also known as its capacitance rating, for its size than the start capacitor. While the start capacitor gives the motor a boost of energy in order to get it up and running, and then cuts off, the run capacitor keeps the motor going for rest of the time it is turned on.
On the left is a start capacitor. On the right, a run capacitor.
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