Century AO Smith FSE1038SF Condenser Motor, 1/3 HP, PSC, 825 RPM, 208-230V

Century AO Smith FSE1038SF Condenser Motor, 1/3 HP, PSC, 825 RPM, 208-230V

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Century AO Smith FSE1038SF Condenser Motor, 1/3 HP, PSC, 825 RPM, 208-230VFeatures: Extended thru bolts, 70 degree C ambient, Capacitor not included, 48" leads, Four mounting holes in shell Item: Condenser Fan Motor, Motor Type: PSC, HP: 1 3, Nameplate RPM: 825, Voltage: 208 230, Enclosure: Totally Enclosed, Rotation: CW CCW, Hz: 60, Phase: 1, Speeds: 1, Bearings: Sleeve, Shaft Number: 1, Shaft Length: 6. 5", Shaft Dia.: 0. 5", Thermal Protection: Yes, Cooling: Air Over, Capacitor: 7. 5M 370V.

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Just a lot to like about this printer and nothing I don't like. Very capable for the price. I do mostly black and white printing, rarely print photos. (This will supposedly do a credible job of photo printing too but I haven't tried it). If you want professional caliber photo printing, you probably want the Epson 8550 which is similar to this, a bit more expensive, but does 6 color printing. If you are doing more like every day business printing the 15000 might be a better choice because it's built more for speed. The tank system means I can just replace the black because I use it a lot. The black ink tank is double size of the others and based on my experience so far, I think I'll easily get over a thousand pages on the standard-vivid setting which is very strong black but still relatively high speed printing. Given that the black ink bottles are under $30 I think the cost per page will be comparable to laser. The booklet/pamphlet printing can be complicated to work out with layers of PDF software and the Epson printer driver. But once you work it through, it's super capable. I've printed a lot of 12 x 18 double-sided for booklets and the paper handling has been flawless. (It can duplex automatically for 8 1/2 x 11 but for other sizes you have to manually duplex, which you can do by printing back/front or even/odd.) It's not as fast as a laser printer but it's pretty fast -- inkjets have improved so much.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2026