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Two Compartment NEMA C-Face Pool Filter Motors • Two-Speed
Features:
Auto Protector • Capacitor Start/Capacitor Run • 303 Stainless Steel Threaded Shaft • All Copper Windings
• Open Dripproof • Rotation: CCW Pump End • Sealed Ball Bearings (304 Shaft End)
• Sealed Switch Design • “1081” Design • 40°C Ambient • 60 Hz
A. O. Smith NEMA C flange swimming pool filter pump motors are carefully engineered to meet the rugged
demands of pool duty. Two sealed ball bearings (with large 304 bearing on shaft end) offer ample capacity
for extended life. Bearings are selected for quietness and are lubricated for life with greases specifically
chosen for moisture and heat resistant qualities. Aluminum end frames are accurately machined for maximum
concentricity and minimum runout.
Two-speed motors are shipped less hi/lo switch for remote operation. End cover and switch assembly kit number 1011431-001 available and sold
separately.
Max. Amps Service
Stock
Approx.
HP
RPM Volts Hi - Lo Factor
Frame Number
Shaft
“AG”
Notes
3/4~1/8
3450/1725
230
6.4/1.9
1.5
56J
STS1072R
Thrd
12-1/8
1
3/4~1/10
3450/1725
230
5.4/2.2
1.5
56J
STS1072RV1
H
Thrd
12-1/8
90,
$
1~1/6
3450/1725
230
8.5/2.5
1.5
56J
STS1102R
Thrd
13-1/16
1,90
1~1/8
3450/1725
230
7.0/2.3
1.5
56J
STS1102RV1
H
Thrd
12-1/2
90
$
1-1/2~1/4
3450/1725
230
9.0/3.3
1.3
56J
STS1152R
H
Thrd
13-1/16
20 ,
$
2~1/3
3450/1725
230 11.4/4.1
1.2
56J
STS1202R
H
Thrd
13-3/4
20 ,
$
Notes:
1. Item to be discontinued when stock is depleted
20.
$
Energy Efficient capacitor start, capacitor run “Conservationist” motor
90. 50 degree C ambient
See page 268 for mounting dimensions.
H
Meets California Energy Commission Appliance Regulations 2008
(Publication Number CEC-400-2006-002-REV1)
STS1072RV1
Important:
1. Total output (HP x service factor) of replacement motor
must equal or exceed motor being replaced.
2. The pool motors on this page are
NOT equipped with a
Safety Vacuum Release System (SVRS)
. SVRS helps
prevent drowning due to body entrapment on underwater
drains. In some pool configurations, if a person’s body
covers the drain, the person can be trapped by suction.
The SVRS turns off the pump if this occurs.
Depending on your pool configuration,
a SVRS may be required to meet local, state, and federal
requirements.
