sourcing map Ceiling Fan Capacitor CBB61 1.2uF 450V AC 2 Wires Metalized Polypropylene Film Capacitors 36.5x11x24.5mm for Water Pump Motor Generator

Used in series with a 240V 50 Hz freezer fan motor to boost the speed when running off 120V 50 Hz. Works very nicely, resulting in 185V across the motor and 100V across the capacitor. US spec 110V 60Hz fans burn out in a few months on this supply, hopefully this will be a permanent solution.

My gym fan was running slow and barely working. Opened it up and wondered if it was the capacitor. Sure enough it was. Cheap easy fix. New fan is £50

Didn't fit in the end but tested on multimeter and works as designed so will keep as a spare

This CBB61 1.5uF 450V AC motor-run capacitor is an exact replacement for the one that failed open-circuit in my nice big fan. It even has the same fixing lug sticking out from the base to enable one to bolt it down securely.The fan suddenly lost speed and buzzed quite loudly, a classic sign of a phase missing on a three phase motor, and that is what this capacitor does, it converts two wire mains into a pseudo three wire "three phase" for the motor.The old capacitor lasted ten years, hopefully this replacement should last the same, but I did buy two, just in case.I used some new Insulated Crimp Terminals identical to the originals to replace them after un-crimping them. This repair will then have the same standard of safety as originally manufactured.

Good quality

This fixed my expensive pool pump. Very easy to install and saved me £300 on a new pool sand filter.

A little bit on the dear side when a replacement fan is only about £15, but all the stores had just cleared their stocks of fans then we had a warm spell, and it didnt seem right slinging the whole think in th bin for such a small fault. Cant comment on how long the cap lasts yet, but was a drop in replacement and fixed the issue straight away (slow speed and no starting torque). If you think you need this, disconnect existing capacitor and measure with capacitance setting on multimeter, if its significantly degraded off what it says on the side then chances are thats the fault

The motor capacitor on my workshop saw had failed after 24 years of service so I needed a replacement.Delivered in the usual fast time frame and installed it within minutes.Workshop saw now has a new lease of life and hopefully another 24 years of service.