MOT13554 Trane Motor

Overview

The Trane MOT13554 motor is a genuine Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) electric motor designed as a replacement or component part for various Trane Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems. Motors like the MOT13554 are crucial for driving essential components such as fans, blowers, or compressors, ensuring reliable and efficient air circulation and temperature regulation within the HVAC unit. As an OEM part, it is engineered to meet Trane’s specific quality and performance standards for seamless integration and system longevity.

Features

• Genuine OEM Part: Ensures compatibility and quality specifically for Trane HVAC equipment.
• High Reliability: Designed for consistent and long-lasting performance in demanding HVAC environments.
• Efficient Operation: Helps maintain the overall energy efficiency of the compatible Trane system.
• Direct Replacement: Intended for easy installation as a direct replacement for the original part, minimizing downtime.

Specifications

Specific detailed technical specifications for the MOT13554 motor are not widely detailed in public search results. Based on related Trane motor components, it is typically a single-phase AC motor. Users should verify the following specifications for compatibility:

• Voltage: Typically 208/230V or 460V, depending on the application.
• Horsepower (HP): Varies widely, common ratings range from 1/4 HP up to several HP.
• Frame Size: Standard frame size for ease of mounting (e.g., 48 frame).
• Phase: Single-phase (1 Ph) or three-phase (3 Ph).
• RPM/Speed: Rated speed (RPM) will depend on the application (e.g., blower or condenser fan).

Applications

The Trane MOT13554 motor is designed for use across a variety of Trane and American Standard Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems. Its common applications include:

• Condenser Fan Motor: Driving the fan responsible for moving air across the outdoor condenser coil.
• Blower Motor: Providing mechanical power to circulate air through the system’s ducts (indoor blower).
• Compressor Motor: In some high-power variants, driving the refrigeration compressor.
• Furnace and Air Handler Units: Serving as the primary mechanism for air movement within heating and cooling systems.