Century AO Smith H251 3-Phase C-Face Motor, 1/3 HP, 3450, 2850 RPM, 200-230, 460V, 56C Frame

Century AO Smith H251 3-Phase C-Face Motor, 1/3 HP, 3450, 2850 RPM, 200-230, 460V, 56C Frame

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M251S

$132.26

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Century AO Smith H251 3-Phase C-Face Motor, 1/3 HP, 3450, 2850 RPM, 200-230, 460V, 56C FrameFeatures: 40 degree C ambient, 1. 0 service factor at 50 Hz Item: General Purpose AC Motor, Motor Type: 3 Phase, HP: 1 3, Nameplate RPM: 3450, 2850, Voltage: 200 230 460, Frame: 56C, Enclosure: Drip Proof, Rotation: CW CCW, Hz: 50, 60, Phase: 3, Speeds: 1, Service Factor: 1. 75, Insulation Class: B, Bearings: Ball, Base: None, Shaft Type: Key, Shaft Number: 1, Shaft Length: 1. 875", Shaft Dia.: 0. 625", "C" Dim: 10. 54, Protection: None, Thermal

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These are quite nice and also sturdy. Only complaint I have is that I bought a couple of these, and on one of them, only one of them, it was difficult to get the hidden mounts to go into the holes. I think it was probably a manufacturing defect thing. Also, on that particular one, it wasnt as level as the other. Not a show stopper, but if you need a perfectly level type of mounting situation, I would be careful here.

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Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2025