Bell & Gossett 111061 Power Pack Motor for HV 1/6HP 115V 1 Phase

Description

The Bell & Gossett 111061 Power Pack Motor is a versatile and durable 1/6 HP electric motor commonly used in various pump applications, including:

• Bell & Gossett Series HV and 2″ Bronze and Iron Body Booster Pumps: This motor serves as the driving force for these booster pumps, ideal for domestic hot water recirculation, chilled water loops, and hydronic heating systems.
• Bell & Gossett Series 100 Pumps: In older models manufactured before 1990, the 111061 motor functioned as the primary driving component.
• Other Pump Applications: This motor can also be found in various other pump models from different manufacturers, often for similar circulation and booster pump applications.

Here’s a breakdown of its key features and specifications:

• 1/6 HP Rating: Provides sufficient power for typical residential and light commercial pumping needs.
• 115 Volts: Standard household voltage for easy connection.
• 1725 RPM: Delivers good flow and pressure without excessive noise.
• Split-Phase Design: Requires a two-wire connection with a neutral wire.
• Open Drip Proof (ODP) Enclosure: Offers protection against dripping liquids but not complete submersion.
• 5″ Diameter: Fits pumps designed for 5″ motor footprints.
• Durable Construction: Built with quality materials for long-lasting performance.
• Widely Available: Easy to find through plumbing supply stores and online retailers.

Benefits:

• Reliable Performance: Known for its durability and consistent operation.
• Cost-Effective Replacement: Replacing worn-out motors often extends the life of existing pumps instead of requiring complete replacements.
• Versatile Application: Compatible with various pump models for different needs.
• Easy Installation: Relatively straightforward replacement for qualified DIYers or plumbers.

Things to Consider:

• Compatibility: Ensure the 111061 motor matches your specific pump model and size for proper fit and performance.
• Electrical Expertise Required: While installation may be manageable for DIYers with electrical knowledge, consulting a qualified electrician is recommended for safety and optimal operation.
• Horsepower and Flow Requirements: Confirm the 1/6 HP rating and flow capabilities meet your system’s specific needs.