Carrier HD58FR231 Motor

The Carrier HD58FR231 is a high-performance OEM blower motor engineered for heavy-duty commercial applications, specifically within Carrier and Bryant packaged units and heat pumps. Operating at 1725 RPM, this 3-phase motor is designed to handle high static pressure environments, ensuring consistent airflow and optimal heat exchange across the evaporator coil. With a versatile 208-230/460V triple-voltage rating, it provides the necessary torque for demanding HVACR systems, making it a reliable direct replacement motor for contractors maintaining rooftop units or large-scale air handlers. This inducer motor and blower assembly component features a standard 56HZ NEMA frame and a 7/8-inch shaft diameter, allowing for seamless integration with existing pulleys and mounting brackets. Utilizing genuine Carrier parts like the HD58FR231 ensures the equipment maintains its factory-specified efficiency and static pressure capabilities without the compatibility risks associated with universal alternatives.

• High-Torque Performance: The 2.4 HP output provides robust air delivery for high static commercial HVAC applications.
• Triple-Voltage Versatility: Supports 208-230V and 460V configurations to match specific job site electrical requirements.
• Precision Engineering: Rated at 1725 RPM to maintain exact CFM specifications for Carrier and Bryant packaged equipment.
• Industrial Durability: Built with high-grade ball bearings and a 56HZ frame for continuous duty cycles in demanding environments.
• OEM Compatibility: Eliminates the need for field modifications, ensuring a faster "drop-in" blower motor replacement.

Is the Carrier HD58FR231 compatible with 50Hz power systems?

No, this specific model is rated for 60Hz operation. Using this motor on a 50Hz supply will result in overheating and electrical failure.

What is the shaft size for the HD58FR231?

The motor features a 7/8-inch diameter shaft, which is standard for most OEM Carrier blower pulleys in this horsepower class.

Can this motor be used in single-phase applications?

No, this is a dedicated 3-phase HVAC motor. It requires a three-phase power supply and cannot be converted for single-phase use with a capacitor.

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