ASB504 US Motors 2 1/2 hp 3450/1725 RPM 56 Frame 230V Thru-Bolt Pool-Spa Motor

SKU:
ASB504
Availability:
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Weight:
38.00 LBS
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  • 2 1/2 HP 3450/1725 RPM, 10.5 amps, 230V 60hz. Single Phase. Capacitor Start
  • NEMA 56 Open Frame, 1/2" diameter stainless steel shaft with 3/8" dia. end thread
  • 1.0 Service Factor, Auto Overload Thermal Protection, Class F insulation
  • Non-Reversible - CCW Rotation facing the shaft
  • Rigid Base Mount, Ball Bearings, Switch design, 3 1/2 shaft height

Above ground swimming pool and spa motors. 56 frame motors thru bolt dimension is 5 1/8" on center measured across the shaft. Wiring connection diagram on motor name plate. These motors are found on the Hayward Powerflo, Waterway, Aquaflo, Dynamo and many other above ground pool and spa pumps. 1 Year Manufacture Warranty. 

Model R063DRY0292013J

Effective July 19, 2021 the US Dept of Energy regulations on single speed, two-speed and booster pumps go into effect.
Please check your local and State codes to comply with their requirements for replacement pump motors.
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ATTENTION: Shipping Restrictions Apply! 
California: This replacement pump motor does not comply with California's Efficiency Regulations. These regulations can be found in Title 20, in the California Code of Regulations (CCR) sections 1601-1609. To meet California’s requirement, the replacement pump motor must be a variable speed.
New York: New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) Section 509.23 has adopted the same standards as the State of California Title 20 laws. This pump/motor fails to meet these new regulations. Consequently, shipping this pump/motor to New York is illegal and violates state law. Should an order for this item be placed with a New York shipping address, we will be forced to cancel the order.

Familiarize yourself with the laws and building codes in your state and local area in regards to replacing pump motors, in order to adhere to their regulations.