Recenzje klientów dla Silnik dmuchawy VEVOR o mocy 1/2 KM, 220 V, 2,6 A, 1300 obr./min, 3 prędkości (1300/1100/800 obr./min), średnica wału 10 mm, długość wału 20 mm, kolor czerwony. Kierunek przeciwny do kierunku ruchu wskazówek zegara od końca wału, w tym kondensator CBB60 15 μF/450 V

Very good replacement motor, blows better than old one when it was new . Good price , fast shipping.

Got this motor as a replacement for my electric furnace Arrived 3 days early ! Quality is awesome Packaging is nice Tested it on my furnace and turned out more quiet than the OEM For 1/5 of the price Totally worth every penny

Good motor

Good motor and mounting.

I used this motor for matching the parameters of the original motor, but not necessarily in the compatibility list. It has been working since it was replaced. Slight modification was needed as it's not in the compatibility list. Glad to have taken this approach as the OEM motor was hugely expensive. This motor had the best price and it seems to perform as well as OEM ones.

The motor fixed my AC issue. However, the connectors were different and the mounts didn't fit my unit, so I needed to splice the wire and use the old motor's mount.

Bought to replace a working but louder and faster blower motor on a mobile home trailer Coleman downdraft furnace. Since this has 5 different speeds I am using the lowest speed for a “cool” fan only mode to circulate air through the filter and ductwork in the summer. I have a Minisplit AC in the unit and this allows the cool air to be sucked into the furnace and circulate through the ductwork to the bedroom and living room. However the lowest speed isn’t really much slower so it’s still fairly loud. Installation and instructions were fine and it’s a good product and about $200 cheaper than the next closest furnace blower motor I could find online.

Very good motor but kind of noisy when installed on furnace. Pushed a lot of air out made the A/C really comfortable

Airflow back, furnace happy, wallet happier. Would buy again.

I knew my fan motor was going so I bought this in advance. Was -33C last night and woke up to a house at 15C. Blower motor gave in. Took me a couple hours to install in my Armstrong Tech 80 furnace circa 2002. I connected the Blue and Black speed wires the same as the old motor and it seemed noisy (no grinding just airflow noise). I checked the wire color coding and the old furnace used blue for medium low (heat) and black for hi speed (cooling). This motor had blue as medium high speed not medium low so the fan was ruunning too fast. I changed the blue to the red wire (medium low) and it was running at the cotrect speed. The excess airflow noise was gone. CHECK THOSE WIRE COLORS ! This probaby explains the noise some people speak of. Remember that guys doing furnace work are not top shelf. The "pros" are not all good at their jobs. I used the old motor bracket so no drilling like other people describe. Be careful to not dislidge the balance clips on the blower wheel when cleaning it with a toothbrush in the sink. If ypu lose one it will be out of balance. Cleaning with a toothbrush moved a couple so I pushed the back where they were (the shiny area under the clip where it was clean). The 1/2" shaft is a lot longer than the old one but did not cause any interference in my furnace. You could cut it off if you had to. Very pleased with the price and overal value. Was 1/4 the price of the motor supplier in this one horse town. They were rude too. I like that it comes with a new 5 mfd running cap. It was a different shape (round) but the pipe strap type bracket was easy to bend. Nice and warm in here now.