FASCO A148 Draft Inducer 230V 0.5A 3000 RPM
A 230 V shaded-pole draft inducer for furnaces, running at 3000 RPM with 0.5 A draw and 40 °C maximum inlet temperature
- 208-230 V AC input fits standard furnace wiring
- 5 A draw keeps circuit loading low
- 3000 RPM motor speed delivers strong draft flow
- 40 °C max inlet temperature handles hot exhaust air
- Replaces Intercity Products 1054268P, 7021-7617, 7021-9237
Furnace Draft Inducer for Intercity Products
The FASCO A148 is a shaded-pole draft inducer built for residential and light-commercial furnaces. It operates on 208-230 V AC single-phase power at 60 Hz and draws 0.5 A. The motor reaches a maximum speed of 3,000 RPM while the fan runs up to 3,400 RPM.
Verify Voltage Phase and Inlet Diameter Before
Confirm the furnace supplies 208-230 V AC single-phase power and uses wire-lead electrical connections. The inlet diameter measures 4 7/8 in and the unit replaces Intercity Products models 1054268P, 7021-7617 and 7021-9237. Maximum inlet air temperature is rated at 40 °C.
Shaded-Pole Motor Maintains Steady Airflow Under
Class B insulation supports sustained operation at the rated 0.5 A load without thermal overload. The 3,000 RPM motor speed and 3,400 RPM fan speed deliver consistent draft pressure during long heating cycles rather than short bursts.
How it compares
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- Price $161.99
- Pricier than about 78% of the 1,762 comparable items (median $45.99).
Specifications
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| Brand name | FASCO |
Questions about this item
Does the A148 ship with mounting hardware and a wiring harness, or must those be sourced separately?
The supplier lists only the inducer assembly itself; mounting brackets, gaskets and wire connectors are not included and must be purchased separately.
Is the 3 000 RPM motor speed the only option, or are lower-speed versions available for quieter operation?
The nameplate specifies a single maximum motor speed of 3 000 RPM and a maximum fan speed of 3 400 RPM; no alternative speed ratings are offered for this model.
Will the 0.5 A nameplate current at 208–230 V AC trip a standard furnace control board fuse during start-up?
The motor draws 0.5 A running current at 208–230 V AC single-phase; inrush current on shaded-pole motors is typically low, so a standard board fuse should hold.
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