Hartland Controls CAP-25/7.5/440R Run Capacitor
When you're out on a service call and finding a compressor struggling to turn over or a condenser fan that's stationary despite having a call for cooling, a failed dual run capacitor is often the culprit. The Hartland Controls CAP-25/7.5/440R is a heavy-duty 25/7.5 MFD dual run capacitor designed specifically for the rigorous demands of residential and light commercial HVACR systems. Rated for 370/440Vac, this round aluminum oil-filled component provides the necessary phase shift to maintain optimal motor torque and efficiency for both the compressor and the fan motor.
Built to meet UL 810 safety standards, this capacitor features an internal pressure sensitive interrupter to safely disconnect the device at the end of its service life, preventing case rupture. With a high-grade metallized polypropylene film dielectric and a wide operating temperature range from -40°C to +70°C, it is engineered for consistent performance in extreme outdoor environments. Replacing a weakened unit with a genuine Hartland Controls 440V run capacitor ensures your equipment maintains its intended SEER rating and prevents high-amperage draws that lead to premature winding failure.
Key Benefits:- Dual-Rated Flexibility: The 25+7.5 microfarad configuration handles both the compressor (Herm) and fan motor (Fan) from a single compact unit.
- Universal Voltage Compatibility: Rated for up to 440Vac, making it a reliable 370V/440V cross-reference for various OEM specifications.
- Enhanced Motor Longevity: Maintains precise capacitance within ±3-6% tolerance to reduce heat buildup and electrical stress on motor windings.
- Industrial Build Quality: Features a robust round aluminum case with 1/4" quick-connect terminals for fast, secure wiring during HVAC capacitor replacement.
- Non-PCB Oil: Utilizes environmentally safe, high-grade oil for superior heat dissipation and dielectric strength.
Can I use a 440V capacitor if the original was 370V?
Yes. A higher voltage rating is a significant upgrade in durability. You should never go lower than the original voltage, but a 440V capacitor will safely replace a 370V unit and typically last longer under electrical stress.
What happens if the MFD rating doesn't match?
Matching the 25/7.5 MFD rating is critical. Using an incorrect capacitance can lead to the motor running too hot, losing starting torque, or eventually burning out the start windings.
How do I know if the capacitor needs replacement?
Look for physical signs like a "domed" or bulging top, leaking oil, or perform a bench test. If your multimeter shows a reading outside the ±5% tolerance of its 25 or 7.5 microfarad rating, it's time for a change.
Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.
Hartland Controls CAP-25/7.5/440R Run Capacitor
When you're out on a service call and finding a compressor struggling to turn over or a condenser fan that's stationary despite having a call for cooling, a failed dual run capacitor is often the culprit. The Hartland Controls CAP-25/7.5/440R is a heavy-duty 25/7.5 MFD dual run capacitor designed specifically for the rigorous demands of residential and light commercial HVACR systems. Rated for 370/440Vac, this round aluminum oil-filled component provides the necessary phase shift to maintain optimal motor torque and efficiency for both the compressor and the fan motor.
Built to meet UL 810 safety standards, this capacitor features an internal pressure sensitive interrupter to safely disconnect the device at the end of its service life, preventing case rupture. With a high-grade metallized polypropylene film dielectric and a wide operating temperature range from -40°C to +70°C, it is engineered for consistent performance in extreme outdoor environments. Replacing a weakened unit with a genuine Hartland Controls 440V run capacitor ensures your equipment maintains its intended SEER rating and prevents high-amperage draws that lead to premature winding failure.
Key Benefits:- Dual-Rated Flexibility: The 25+7.5 microfarad configuration handles both the compressor (Herm) and fan motor (Fan) from a single compact unit.
- Universal Voltage Compatibility: Rated for up to 440Vac, making it a reliable 370V/440V cross-reference for various OEM specifications.
- Enhanced Motor Longevity: Maintains precise capacitance within ±3-6% tolerance to reduce heat buildup and electrical stress on motor windings.
- Industrial Build Quality: Features a robust round aluminum case with 1/4" quick-connect terminals for fast, secure wiring during HVAC capacitor replacement.
- Non-PCB Oil: Utilizes environmentally safe, high-grade oil for superior heat dissipation and dielectric strength.
Can I use a 440V capacitor if the original was 370V?
Yes. A higher voltage rating is a significant upgrade in durability. You should never go lower than the original voltage, but a 440V capacitor will safely replace a 370V unit and typically last longer under electrical stress.
What happens if the MFD rating doesn't match?
Matching the 25/7.5 MFD rating is critical. Using an incorrect capacitance can lead to the motor running too hot, losing starting torque, or eventually burning out the start windings.
How do I know if the capacitor needs replacement?
Look for physical signs like a "domed" or bulging top, leaking oil, or perform a bench test. If your multimeter shows a reading outside the ±5% tolerance of its 25 or 7.5 microfarad rating, it's time for a change.
Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.
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When you're out on a service call and finding a compressor struggling to turn over or a condenser fan that's stationary despite having a call for cooling, a failed dual run capacitor is often the culprit. The Hartland Controls CAP-25/7.5/440R is a heavy-duty 25/7.5 MFD dual run capacitor designed specifically for the rigorous demands of residential and light commercial HVACR systems. Rated for 370/440Vac, this round aluminum oil-filled component provides the necessary phase shift to maintain optimal motor torque and efficiency for both the compressor and the fan motor.
Built to meet UL 810 safety standards, this capacitor features an internal pressure sensitive interrupter to safely disconnect the device at the end of its service life, preventing case rupture. With a high-grade metallized polypropylene film dielectric and a wide operating temperature range from -40°C to +70°C, it is engineered for consistent performance in extreme outdoor environments. Replacing a weakened unit with a genuine Hartland Controls 440V run capacitor ensures your equipment maintains its intended SEER rating and prevents high-amperage draws that lead to premature winding failure.
Key Benefits:- Dual-Rated Flexibility: The 25+7.5 microfarad configuration handles both the compressor (Herm) and fan motor (Fan) from a single compact unit.
- Universal Voltage Compatibility: Rated for up to 440Vac, making it a reliable 370V/440V cross-reference for various OEM specifications.
- Enhanced Motor Longevity: Maintains precise capacitance within ±3-6% tolerance to reduce heat buildup and electrical stress on motor windings.
- Industrial Build Quality: Features a robust round aluminum case with 1/4" quick-connect terminals for fast, secure wiring during HVAC capacitor replacement.
- Non-PCB Oil: Utilizes environmentally safe, high-grade oil for superior heat dissipation and dielectric strength.
Can I use a 440V capacitor if the original was 370V?
Yes. A higher voltage rating is a significant upgrade in durability. You should never go lower than the original voltage, but a 440V capacitor will safely replace a 370V unit and typically last longer under electrical stress.
What happens if the MFD rating doesn't match?
Matching the 25/7.5 MFD rating is critical. Using an incorrect capacitance can lead to the motor running too hot, losing starting torque, or eventually burning out the start windings.
How do I know if the capacitor needs replacement?
Look for physical signs like a "domed" or bulging top, leaking oil, or perform a bench test. If your multimeter shows a reading outside the ±5% tolerance of its 25 or 7.5 microfarad rating, it's time for a change.
Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.
