it say 3 phase blower can it be wire signal phase
1499075
I have been running mine for 2 months straight 110 single phase. I don't believe this is a 3 phase motor.
412979
The switch on this blower could be bought where electrical swtiches are sold, make sure you check the watts/voltage on blower to purchase correct switch. Good Luck.
2110264
probably ! my fan had only 3 or 4 wires and i figured it out. I am not so mechanically inclined, but I was willing to try to fix my fan. It had only 1 speed ! this did the trick !
596
Yes, the three wires consist of a pos, neg, and the third wire lets the motherboard read the rpm of the fan. so just find the pos and neg and your good to go.
378920
This switch is a single pole application only. Honeywell does have a three way version. I don't know the model but it's in Amazons offerings.
1846153
wires are green, white, and black are for 120 Vac single phase. This plug is for 120/240 Vac two pole. You need 4 wires cable with min 30 amps current
1043577
3-Phase is mostly commercial use. If you have a normal residential home, you don't need 3phase.Keep with 51120-1 it's for a 200 amp home service. Real simple to install you need a 20 amp double pole breaker and a 4 to 10 ft piece of romex 12/2 wire depending where you are installing this. You want to install this right after the 200 amp breaker and yes this really works. Friday we had a tornado hit parts of North Carolina the power was going on and off and I had no problems. my neighbors did blown gfci outlets and ac capacitors went out. We'll worth the money.
810104
No wiring diagram. The motor bolted on and plugged in to the existing harness with no modifications. Simply a plug & play unit. Even the intermittent system works on the unit I installed. That is in the vehicles' system. If the unit you have won't plug in, you have the wrong one for your vehicle. I had to return a blower motor due to it's mounting being different from my app. No hassle return!
1408832
I had a certified electrician wire this and replace an older model from the 1950s. This isn't a plug-in model.
1144276
Hi, The system I have is a three phase system. Two incoming 72 KV lines into two large transformers create the third phase. I use the units on both 125 V phases. It seems that the signal does not have problems to run through both transformers. I hope this is useful for you. I know there is a cross-over unit if it gives problems to go from one phase to the other. K.R. Tony
1808304
The blower comes with two wires with naked ends. One wire is black (ground), and the other is yellow (12v). There is no plug included. You can use a wire tap to tap into existing power and ground, or extend the fan's wires to reach the switched power source and selected ground location.
866302
Check the wiring on the blower motor speed controller resistor. And the controller resistor its self. The wiring and controller resistor are bad about over heating and going out.
2066463
As far as I found out this blower comes two ways. 1TDR3 and 1TDR3 PSC. The PSC is a permanent split capacitor and can be used with a variable speed control. If it don't have the PSC after the blower # it can't be used with a speed control.
1091074
No- this is a one wire alt. They did offer a 3 wire but it was a different part number.
1757380
This transformer is for grounded systems. If yours only has two wires, you don't have a grounded system. You can still use it, just ignore the middle terminal.
637424
THIS model is, yes. There is a 5HP, 3 phase version, as well as 5HP single phase. In the case of the 5HP, the 3 phase would be better as far as efficiency and power, but few people run 3 phase to their homes (big money). The 3HP works on single phase and works well.
637568
If using 2 speed will be ok as that is what we used. If 3 speed wiring and thermostate would need to be changed.