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Century Pool Pump Motor, Threaded Shaft, 1HP 230V 56J | STS1102RV1

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Century STS1102RV1 1 HP 2-Speed Pool Pump Motor, 230V, 56J Frame

The Century STS1102RV1 is a 1 HP two-speed replacement pool pump motor designed for compatible pool and spa pump applications that use a 56J round-flange frame. This motor operates on 230 volts and provides high-speed and low-speed operation for a balance of performance and energy savings.

Features

  • Genuine Century replacement pool pump motor
  • Part number: STS1102RV1
  • 1 HP full-rated motor
  • Two-speed operation for flexible performance
  • 230V, single phase, 60Hz
  • 56J round-flange frame
  • 3450 / 1725 RPM
  • Service factor: 1.50
  • Approximate amps: 7.0 / 2.3
  • 5/8 inch threaded stainless steel shaft
  • C-face mount, round body, no base
  • Counterclockwise rotation facing shaft end
  • Automatic overload protection
  • Open dripproof design

Applications

This motor is commonly used as a replacement for compatible pool and spa pumps requiring a 1 HP, two-speed, 230V motor with a 56J round-flange mounting style. It is a good fit for systems where lower-speed circulation can help reduce energy use while high speed is available when greater flow is needed.

Important Notes

  • Verify frame type, voltage, horsepower, shaft size, and rotation before ordering
  • This is a 230V motor only
  • Designed for round-flange 56J pump applications
  • Confirm switch settings and wiring match your existing installation
  • Professional installation is recommended

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Maintenance Tips

  • Keep the motor area clean and well ventilated to help prevent overheating
  • Inspect wiring, seals, and the shaft seal area regularly for wear or leaks
  • Use the low-speed setting for normal circulation when compatible with your system
  • Replace worn bearings, seals, or damaged electrical components promptly