FASCO A992 Blower 3400 RPM 1 Phase Direct Plastic 1 Speed
Replacement blower for Lennox furnaces with 2-inch inlet, 2.35-amp shaded-pole motor at 3400 RPM
- Product colorTransparent
- Runs at 3400 RPM for strong airflow in furnace applications
- Direct-drive shaded-pole motor eliminates belt wear and simplifies installation
- 115 V single-phase power suits standard residential electrical supply
- Withstands inlet air up to 180 °F for reliable high-temperature operation
- Replaces Lennox models 10361801, 7021-11634, 7058-0464, 81M1601
FASCO A992 Furnace Blower
This FASCO A992 blower operates at 3400 RPM using a shaded-pole motor on 115V AC single-phase power. It draws 2.35 A at 60 Hz and connects via wire leads. The unit serves as a direct replacement for Lennox furnace models including 10361801 and 81M1601.
Fits Lennox Furnace Replacements
The blower matches an inlet diameter of 2 in and an outlet diameter of 2 3/8 in for compatible Lennox applications. Motor insulation Class B supports a maximum inlet air temperature of 180 Degrees F. It replaces manufacturer model numbers 7021-11634 and 7058-0464 without additional adapters.
Class B Insulation 180°F Limit
Maximum motor speed reaches 3,400 RPM while producing a maximum static pressure of 3 7/8 in wc. The shaded-pole design runs directly from line voltage with no capacitor required. Plastic construction keeps weight low for standard furnace mounting.
How it compares
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- Price $118.99
- Cheaper than about 56% of the 322 comparable items (median $143.49).
Specifications
| Product | |
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| Brand name | FASCO |
| Product color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
What is the maximum inlet air temperature before the motor overheats?
The motor is rated for a maximum inlet air temperature of 180 Degrees F, which is the thermal limit reached first under sustained operation.
How much current does the motor draw during continuous all-day operation?
The shaded-pole motor draws a steady 2.35 A at 115 V AC and 60 Hz while running continuously.
What voltage supply must already be available on site for this blower to operate?
The unit requires a 115 V AC single-phase 60 Hz power source with wire-lead connections.
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