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YSY-7116
YKFANMOTOR
7116 AC Fan Motor
16-18 inch table fan, stand fan
7116 frame (customizable)
Aluminum wire (copper optional)
Ventilated flange housing, oil bearing
208-240V, 50/60Hz
45-55W
1.5uF/450VAC CBB61
1200 RPM
A standard 7116 that drops straight into your existing fan chassis.
The YSY-7116 is a 45-55W single-phase AC motor built to the 7116 mounting pattern used by most 16-inch and 18-inch table and stand fans. Aluminum winding keeps the unit cost predictable, an oil-impregnated bearing keeps it quiet, and the 1.5uF CBB61 capacitor is already wired in when it reaches your line.
Customization: voltage, shaft length and stator size built to your drawing.
Applications: 16-inch and 18-inch table fans, stand fans and pedestal fans.
Performance: 1200 RPM, 3 speeds on a 4-wire lead, drip-proof housing.
Drop-In Fit: the flange and shaft follow the standard 7116 pattern, so existing brackets, guards and blade hubs are reused instead of redesigned.
Quiet Running: the oil-impregnated bearing removes metal-to-metal contact, and the ventilated flange carries heat away from the bearing seat rather than soaking it.
Faster Assembly: four colour-coded leads (black, red, blue, white) and a factory-fitted capacitor cut wiring time on the line.
Predictable Cost: aluminum winding is specified for value-driven fan programmes where the motor is a cost line rather than a feature line.
Model | YSY-7116 |
|---|---|
Motor type | AC single-phase asynchronous, capacitor run |
Rated voltage | 208-240V (115/120V available) |
Frequency | 50/60Hz |
Rated power | 45-55W |
Rated speed | 1200 RPM |
Speed settings | 3 speeds, 4-wire lead |
Winding | Aluminum wire (copper optional) |
Bearing | Oil-impregnated bearing |
Capacitor | 1.5uF / 450VAC CBB61, pre-installed |
Mounting | Flange, ventilated housing |
Protection | Drip-proof |
Efficiency class | IE1 |
Application | 16-18 inch table fan, stand fan |
Warranty | 2 years |
Shaft and flange: length, diameter, thread and bolt pattern matched to your fan head.
Electrical: 115/120V 60Hz, 208-240V 50Hz or a dual rating; copper winding on request.
Branding: nameplate, rating label, carton print and manual under your own brand.
Packing: individual bag, divider carton, or palletized for LCL shipments.
Q: Will it replace the motor already in my fan?
A: If your fan runs on the 7116 platform, yes - flange and shaft are built to that standard. Send a photo of the old motor or a shaft drawing and we confirm the match before you order.
Q: What is the minimum order?
A: 1,000 pieces for the standard build; custom voltage also starts at 1,000 pieces.
Q: How long does production take?
A: 22 days for 1-5,000 pieces and 25 days for 5,001-10,000 pieces. Samples ship in 7-10 days.
Ready to lock in your 7116 supply? Get a factory-direct quote and a technical drawing within 24 hours.
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