Packard 82201 PSC Motor for First Company Replacement (1/4 HP, 208-230 V, 1125 RPM) Inducer Motor

The Packard 82201 PSC Motor for First Company Replacement (1/4 HP, 208-230 V, 1125 RPM) Inducer Motor is a Packard inducer motor for HVAC repair and replacement work. Use it when the part number 82201 and the listed specifications match the equipment being serviced.

Note: This is an aftermarket replacement part, please confirm compatibility with your original manufacturer part number Specifications H.P. 1/4 Speeds 1 Amps 1.21 Rotation CCW Shaft End Capacitor POC5 Required RPM 1125 Bearings Ball Diameter (In.) 5 Enclosure Open Mounting Resilient Base Motor Type Permanent Split Capacitor Frame 42 Overload Protection Automatic Hertz 60 Shaft Dimension (In.) 1/2″ x 7 1/2″ Length Less Shaft (In.) 4 3/8″ Voltage 208 – 230

Key Specs

• Type: Permanent Split Capacitor
• Voltage: 208/230V
• RPM: 1125
• Product Type: Inducer Motor

Expert Verdict

Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk: choose this part when the existing component label and unit documentation match 82201 and the spec set above. It is best suited for targeted HVAC service repairs where exact fitment matters more than broad universal compatibility.

FAQs

What is the Packard 82201 used for?

It is a inducer motor for compatible Packard HVAC equipment. Match the part number 82201 and the equipment service literature before ordering or installing.

Which specs should I verify before purchase?

Verify the spec set shown for this part: Type: Permanent Split Capacitor; Voltage: 208/230V; RPM: 1125; Product Type: Inducer Motor. The replacement should match the existing component and the unit documentation.

Does the electrical rating need to match exactly?

Yes. Confirm voltage rating 208/230V against the failed component label. Do not substitute a different rating unless the equipment manufacturer allows it.

Is this an OEM-style replacement part?

Use it as a direct replacement only when Packard documentation lists 82201 or an approved equivalent for the unit being serviced.

Who should install this HVAC component?

A qualified HVAC technician should install and test the inducer motor. Disconnect power first, follow lockout procedures, and confirm safe operation after replacement.

Safety and Installation Notes

Disconnect power before service. HVAC electrical and combustion-related components should be installed and tested by a qualified technician. After installation, confirm wiring, mounting, airflow or fluid routing as applicable, and normal system operation.