York S1-024-18395-700 Motor

The York S1-024-18395-700 Condenser Fan Motor is a heavy-duty, 460V 1/2 HP motor engineered specifically for high-demand commercial and industrial York, Coleman, and Luxaire condensing units. As a high-performance 1075 RPM HVAC motor, it provides the precise airflow required to maintain system head pressure and optimize heat transfer across the condenser coils. Built with a NEMA 48 frame motor housing, this Permanent Split Capacitor (PSC) motor features an Open Drip Proof (ODP) design, ensuring adequate ventilation while protecting internal components from vertical moisture entry in outdoor environments.

For technicians performing a drop-in replacement, this direct drive blower motor equivalent utilizes a single phase 460V motor configuration and is rated for a CCW (Counter-Clockwise) Lead End rotation. The integration of high-grade ball bearings facilitates low-friction operation and extends the service life in continuous-duty applications compared to standard sleeve bearing alternatives. When diagnosing failed units, ensure your run capacitor matches the microfarad requirements specified on the new nameplate to prevent winding overheating and ensure optimal torque during startup.

• Industrial Build: Features ball bearings and a 1/2 horsepower rating for reliable performance in demanding climate conditions.
• Precise Specifications: Operates at a consistent 1075 RPM and 1-speed for stable airflow management.
• Broad Compatibility: Acts as a factory-authorized replacement for various York and Source1 HVAC components.
• Durable Enclosure: The ODP 48 frame design facilitates superior heat dissipation during high-ambient operation.

Common Questions

What is the required rotation for the S1-024-18395-700?
This motor is factory-set for CCW Lead End (Counter-Clockwise) rotation; always verify the pitch of your existing fan blade before installation to ensure proper airflow direction.

Can I use a 230V motor as a substitute for this 460V model?
No. This is a dedicated 460Vac single-phase motor. Attempting to power this unit with a lower voltage will result in motor failure and potential damage to the system's electrical contactors.

Does this motor require a new run capacitor?
It is standard practice for HVAC contractors to replace the run capacitor whenever installing a new PSC condenser motor to ensure the start-up winding receives the correct phase shift.

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