Century 1081 Pool Pump Duty Manual
Century 1081 Pool Pump Duty
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Century Pool Pump 1081
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Century Centurion 1081 Series Motor B2847V1
The Centurion line of pool motors combine the proven performance of the Century Centurion 56 frame platform with the next generation of features for increased reliability, added performance, premium efficiency, and serviceability.
This is the first full line of upgraded pool motors.. the 'best of the best' from Century.
Features:
- Centurion '1081' Series Energy Efficient Motor
- No-adjust start switch that is rated for over one million cycles for motor longevity
- Unique electrical design with a unique, advanced cooling system that helps extend the life of the motor
- Heavy duty shaft made from 303 grade stainless steel helps prevent corrosion
- EZ wrench access that doesn't require the removal of the wiring compartment canopy
- Angled terminal makes wiring connections a breeze
- Patented voltage change dial for easy voltage selection
- Patented bonding lug for easy ground connections
- Patented bearing lock clip for for assured bearing retention
- All motors are rated 115/208-230 +/-10% volts to handle voltage variations throughout the US and Canada
- Double sealed bearings and, on shaft end, an integrated Patented SmithSealTM bearing protector to resist water damage
- Rugged motor enclosure system for enhanced durability and premium protection against corrosion
- A full class F insulation system and 50° C ambient capability for increased motor life over class B insulation systems
- Horsepower: 3/4
- Service Factor: 1.65
- Total Horsepower: 1.24
- Volts: 115/230
- Amps: 7.1/14.2
- RPM: 3450
- Frame: 56Y
- Flange: Square Flange
- Shaft: Threaded
- Series: Centurion Energy Efficient
- Full-Rated
? Asked on 5/2/2015 by
Question for patrick p.you mentioned that an AO smith USQ1102 type b motor can have the impeller and defuser put on the USQ1102 from a sta-rite PHK2RA6E-102L MOTOR my question is how for one the sta-rite shaft has a screw ended shaft to hold impellar on the AO doesnt two usq1102 is a 48y the sta-rite is 56 also was told the usq-1102 is an upgrade and is only 3/4hp is this true.these are my issues im having trying to use the usq1102 as a replacement motor for the sta-rite PHK2RA6E-102L
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Century 1081 Pool Pump Manual
A Answered on 5/3/2015 by InyoPools Product Specialist Patrick P.
Hi there, The motors can be swapped with no problem. The difference between a 48Y frame motor and 56Y is that the 48Y has a smaller barrel (i.e. is smaller in diameter). You can put the smaller 48Y frame motor on the pump base. The 48Y frame motors come with a rubber spacer to make up for the smaller circumference. If I'm not mistaken, most of the Sta-Rite pumps should be 48Y frame motors. If you have a 56Y on there, you may want to check the pump base/bracket. Sometimes when going from a 48Y to a 56Y, the base has to be cut to fit the larger motor. As for the impeller screw, the newer motors don't need it. You can simply thread on the impeller and you do not need the impeller screw. As far as I know, only the OEM branded motors would come with the opening in the shaft for the impeller screw. Here is a good article on the topic Do I Need a Impeller Screw For My Pool Pump Motor.
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