Would this motor be a suitable replacement for an Emerson pool pump motor #EB841? (1.0hp) that is now manufactured by AO Smith?
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I don't know off the top of my head, but as long as you compare the important information on your existing motor label (or look up specs on the internet) and they match the replacement motor, it should be fine. Some important information to find is the (1) frame size/style, (2) RPM, (3) Amps, (4) horse power, (5) shaft (threaded or keyed), (6) single, dual or triple phase, and (7) if the motor is a square flange or a C-faced motor. as long as the specs match, you should be fine. I do not remember the type of motor I replaced, but I do know all the specs matched and I have had no trouble. If this is the first time you have replaced the moor, I also recommend going to You Tube and watching a few videos of the process. Not difficult once you see how it is done.
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The service factor (SF) on a pump motor can best be described as "power to spare" For complete information on this subject, please go to the following website:http://www.poolplaza.com/pool-pump-selection.shtml
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The model # refers to whether you want a timer for 220 OR 120 volt. In other words, IF you are wanting a timer for a POOL pump motor, you will NEED a 22o volt. If you seek a time that only requires 120, then you need to look at that model, which should SPECIFICALLY state: 220 OR 120. That is key to your decision. The model you are looking at, is clearly marked 220. Hope that helped.
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I don't know. This is a replacement for my original (same model) motor and pump.
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Don't know, but make sure the voltages of the motors as well as the shape match. My part is 240 volts which is the same voltage the pool pump it operates
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If you call waterway in California.They will advise you of the proper replacement motor.
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I have the Hayward Super Pump. Not sure of the HP it was dark when I got home tonight. I'll check it and let your know.
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My variable speed has saved me money by only using speed that is needed. A lower HP motor is set at factory setting and you cannot make changes for peak useage. I'm very happy with my pump because one nite we had a drop in temp and when I went outside the pump was running in what it called freeze mode to protect itself from freezing. Most pool shops may not be up to date on this type of pump...... It will cost more....but I think you will save the money in the long run.
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Yes it will fit. I purchased it for a 3/4 HP Hayward pump but shortly afterwards, I replaced my motor with a 1 HP and reused this seal. It works fine.
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I would suggest looking at your old motor before you ordered. You should be able to cross reference your old pump and see exactly which you need exactly. That's what I did when I bought mine
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According to AO Smith it is...this is the way they post it on Amazon..."1/3HP 115 Volt 1675RPM 2 speed (F42B50A01, 1468A304) RV Air Conditioner Motor AO Smith # ORV4539"...here is a link to a page on Amazon to take a look. 1/3HP 115 Volt 1675RPM 2 speed (F42B50A01, 1468A304) RV Air Conditioner Motor AO Smith # ORV4539
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I don't believe so! AO Smith K48M2N110 is full-rated 1.5 hp motor (Service Factor: 1.33), it cost nearly $100 more than UST1152, which is up-rated (Service Factor: 1.00) 1.5 hp motor. AO Smith ST1152 is full-rated (SF: 1.5) 1.5 hp motor, which I believe can replace K48M2N110.
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NO. From what I have found on another pool equipment website, a Pentair 177452-3 motor is a 56-frame motor, 2 HP but FULL-RATED (Service Factor of 1.3), and crosses to a Century (they bought the old A.O. Smith electric motor company) B843/B2843.The motor in this Item, the USQ1202, is a physically smaller 48-frame motor, and is an "uprated" 2 HP (Service Factor 1.1). For a Full-rated 2 HP, you need to have a Service Factor of 1.3... or an "uprated" 2 1/2 HP motor with a Service Factor of 1.1. Motor manufacturers play a game with Service Factors. A same exact motor may be labeled and sold two different ways -->One as an X HP Full-rated motor with an SF of 1.3, or as a Up-Rated X+1/2 HP motor with an SF of 1.1 NO. From what I have found on another pool equipment website, a Pentair 177452-3 motor is a 56-frame motor, 2 HP but FULL-RATED (Service Factor of 1.3), and crosses to a Century (they bought the old A.O. Smith electric motor company) B843/B2843.The motor in this Item, the USQ1202, is a physically smaller 48-frame motor, and is an "uprated" 2 HP (Service Factor 1.1). For a Full-rated 2 HP, you need to have a Service Factor of 1.3... or an "uprated" 2 1/2 HP motor with a Service Factor of 1.1. Motor manufacturers play a game with Service Factors. A same... » Read More NO. From what I have found on another pool equipment website, a Pentair 177452-3 motor is a 56-frame motor, 2 HP but FULL-RATED (Service Factor of 1.3), and crosses to a Century (they bought the old A.O. Smith electric motor company) B843/B2843.The motor in this Item, the USQ1202, is a physically smaller 48-frame motor, and is an "uprated" 2 HP (Service Factor 1.1). For a Full-rated 2 HP, you need to have a Service Factor of 1.3... or an "uprated" 2 1/2 HP motor with a Service Factor of 1.1. Motor manufacturers play a game with Service Factors. A same exact motor may be labeled and sold two different ways -->One as an X HP Full-rated motor with an SF of 1.3, or as a Up-Rated X+1/2 HP motor with an SF of 1.1 « Show Less
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Replace 15 amp circuit breaker with a 20 amp breaker. Yes I know the manual calls for a 15 amp breaker, and the motor is rated at 10.9 amps. It worked and both Hayward and licensed electrician agreed the pump would be OK. Cheap and quick fix.
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have you called Hayward for assistance? I read 'wanda's' owners manual. I dont see anywhere it says what watts, amps or gph the motor should be. I had an IRobot Verro. It just died last year. I was looking for an alternative. apparently 'wanda' is not the one! Sorry I cant be much help but thanks for yours!
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Yes and also make sure you replace the main seal and gasket at the same time. I watched a you tube video as i did the swap and was good to go. The motor has a 110/220 switch and worked perfect. Im getting ready to do. this agian for a family member and this is the same pump I told them to get. Make sure you pop your breaker first. You will also need a larger size adjustable pliers and about a foot and a half green color ground wire. I know this saved a few hundred bucks when i was done. Let the power of you tube guide you and may the force be with you.
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My pool is a 12x30 9ft deep pool. I replaced a 1hp pump witjh this one. It hasn't missed a beat. I the hp is comparable, you shouldn't have a problem.