MOT12661 Trane Motor

Part number MOT12661 from Trane, listed in General Purpose AC Motors. KKM Solutions quotes this part with pricing and availability confirmed per order.

Overview The Trane MOT12661 motor is an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) component designed for use in Trane Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems. As an OEM motor, it is engineered to serve as a reliable replacement or component part, ensuring system integrity and efficient operation. Trane motors are fundamental components, typically driving fans, blowers, or compressors within the HVAC unit to ensure proper air circulation and temperature regulation. Features While specific details for the MOT12661 are not readily available, Trane motors generally share several key characteristics. They are designed for durability and reliable performance in commercial and industrial HVAC applications. Other Trane motors often feature specifications such as a 48-frame size and may include features like continuous duty operation or multi-speed capability depending on the specific application (e.g., condenser fan motor, blower motor). Specifications Based on related Trane motor models found in search results, specifications for Trane HVAC motors often include: Voltage: Typically 208-230V, but multi-voltage options (e.g., 230/575V, 230/460V) are common in Trane’s lineup. Horsepower (HP): Ratings vary widely (e.g., 1/4 HP, 3/4 HP, 1.5 HP, 5 HP). Rotation: Can be CW (Clockwise) or CCW (Counter-Clockwise), sometimes reversible (CW/CCW). Phase: Generally single-phase (1 Ph) or three-phase (3 Ph). Frame: Often a 48-frame size for many models. Applications Trane motors, including the MOT12661, are essential components within Trane and American Standard HVAC equipment. They are used in various applications to convert electrical energy into the mechanical motion necessary for system operation: Driving blower fans for air circulation within furnaces or air handlers. Operating condenser fans to facilitate cooling and prevent system overheating. Providing power for oil pumps or compressors in larger HVAC units. General air movement and circulation in residential, commercial, and industrial settings.