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The YKFANMOTOR CBB61 4.5μF 250V AC capacitor is designed for household fan motors and small kitchen appliance motors. Made with high-quality metallized polypropylene film, this capacitor ensures stable performance, low internal temperature rise, and strong self-healing capabilities, making it an ideal choice for manufacturers and distributors.
| Compact Design Square plastic shell with epoxy resin filling for moisture and vibration resistance. |
Integrated Mounting Lugs Reinforced lugs ensure secure screw fastening to prevent vibration-induced short circuits and lead damage. | |
| High-Heat Lead Wires Non-polar 105°C/600V resistant wires offer superior thermal endurance and simplified installation for motor interiors. |
Parameter | Specification | Parameter | Specification |
Model | CBB61 Series | Material | Metallized Polypropylene Film |
Capacitance | 4.5μF (±5%) | Rated Voltage | 250V AC |
Frequency | 50/60Hz | Operating Temp | -40°C to +85°C |
Certification | UL, CE, RoHS | Shell Material | Flame-retardant PBT (UL94 V-0) |
Function | Motor Starting & Running Capacitor | Application | Stand Fan, Kitchen Appliance Motor |
Q: What is the lead time for bulk orders? A: Typically 15-25 days depending on the customization requirements and quantity.
Q: Can you provide samples for testing? A: Yes, we provide samples to ensure the technical parameters match your motor's specifications.
Q: Is your capacitor compatible with 50Hz and 60Hz systems? A: Absolutely, our CBB61 series is designed to operate seamlessly on both frequencies.
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