Carrier LA01EB023 Fan Blade

The Carrier LA01EB023 Fan Blade is a precision-engineered OEM replacement condenser fan blade designed for HVAC applications requiring high air-moving efficiency and reliable thermal management. Featuring a 22-inch diameter and a 21-degree pitch, this 3-blade component is optimized for CW rotation (clockwise) to maintain consistent static pressure across the coil. The 1/2-inch bore is located on the intake side, ensuring secure fitment on standard motor shafts found in various Carrier, Bryant, and Payne outdoor units. Constructed for durability in harsh environments, this condenser motor fan blade minimizes vibration and operational noise while maximizing airflow. For contractors performing a Carrier AC fan blade replacement, verifying the pitch and hub location is critical to prevent motor over-amping and ensure the HVAC replacement parts integrate seamlessly with the existing shroud and motor configuration. Utilizing this specific condenser fan blade 22 inch assembly ensures the system maintains factory-spec performance levels during peak load conditions.

• Optimized Airflow Dynamics: The 3-blade configuration with a 21-degree pitch provides the necessary CFM to maintain proper refrigerant subcooling levels.
• Precision Balance: Engineered to reduce mechanical stress on the condenser motor bearings, extending the service life of the drive assembly.
• OEM Fitment: Direct replacement for Carrier fan blade parts, eliminating the need for field modifications or shaft adaptations.
• Corrosion Resistance: Built to withstand outdoor exposure and high-velocity debris, ensuring long-term structural integrity.

Is the rotation of the LA01EB023 reversible?
No, this blade is fixed for CW rotation. Direction is determined by viewing the blade from the discharge side; installing it in a counter-flow application will result in poor performance and potential motor failure.

How do I confirm the 1/2" bore compatibility?
This blade is designed for standard 1/2-inch motor shafts. Always inspect the motor shaft for burs or corrosion and ensure the set screw is torqued to prevent slipping during high-torque startups.

Why is the 21-degree pitch significant for this model?
The pitch determines the load placed on the motor. Using an incorrect pitch can lead to higher amperage draw (FLA), causing the motor to trip on internal thermal overload.

Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.