What is a Blower Motor?

A blower motor turns the fan in your HVAC unit, which causes the outgoing air to circulate out of the system and into the rooms of your home. The blower motor is the part of your HVAC system that gets your home to the temperature set on your thermostat.

Types of Blower Motors

There are two main kinds of blower motors. The first is the single-speed option. Single-speed blower motors will turn on when the thermostat shows that the temperature of your home has dropped or increased past the desired setting.

The second type of blower motor is the variable speed. Variable speed blower motors differ from single-speed blower motors because they have the ability to move at different speeds, which allows them to better control the flow of air in your home. Variable speed blower motors are more energy efficient. They draw around 2-4 amps where the older style motors draw around 12 amps. Amps are the amount of electricity the motor is consuming. The lower speed also adds to the efficiency.

Variable motors also circulate the air in your home more frequently, which can prevent cold spots in your home. Finally, variable speed blower motors tend to operate with less noise than single-speed blower motors.

Typical Spec.:

230VAC/50Hz 185W 1350RPM

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