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YKSP-6025
YKFANMOTOR
Bathroom exhaust fan, ventilation fan, duct fan
Stator 60x25mm, shaft 8mm
Copper winding
AC 115/120V, 60Hz
30W
3500 RPM
Class H
The YKFANMOTOR YKSP-6025 is a 30 W single-phase shaded pole fan motor for bathroom and ventilation exhaust fans. It runs on 115/120 V at 60 Hz, reaches 3,500 RPM, and uses Class H insulation with a ball bearing, a 60 × 25 mm stator and an 8 mm shaft.
Built for continuous ventilation duty. 3,500 RPM from a 25 mm stack moves more air than the 20 mm frames commonly used in small bathroom fans.
Class H insulation. A higher thermal class than Class F, which extends winding life where the motor sits in a closed ceiling void with no forced cooling.
Ball bearing as standard. Lower starting friction and a longer service life than sleeve bearings in horizontally mounted exhaust fans; an oil bushing version is available where cost is the priority.
No capacitor. Shaded pole construction keeps the bill of materials short and removes a wear item from the fan.
Ventilation OEMs building bathroom fans, inline duct fans and small commercial exhaust units, plus distributors supplying replacement motors for the North American 120 V / 60 Hz market.
For 220–240 V markets see the rest of our exhaust fan motor range. For oven and convection-fan duty at high ambient temperature, see the oven motor series.
Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
Motor type | Single-phase shaded pole asynchronous motor |
Model | YKSP-6025 |
Rated voltage | AC 115/120 V |
Frequency | 60 Hz |
Phase | Single-phase |
Rated power | 30 W |
Rated speed | 3,500 RPM |
Number of poles | 2 |
Insulation class | Class H |
Bearing | Ball bearing (oil bushing optional) |
Mounting | Flange mount |
Protection | Drip-proof |
Efficiency class | IE1 |
Rotation | CCW viewed from shaft end |
Stator size | 60 × 25 mm |
Shaft diameter | 8 mm |
Certification | CE, RoHS |
Place of origin | Guangdong, China |
MOQ | 1,000 pcs |
Lead time | 20 days (1–5,000 pcs), 25 days (5,001–10,000 pcs) |
Warranty | 2 years |
Bathroom and toilet exhaust fans
Inline and ceiling-mounted duct fans
Small commercial ventilation and extraction units
Air-moving assemblies in 120 V / 60 Hz appliances
Exhaust fan motors run in ceiling voids where ambient temperature stays high after the fan stops and the impeller is loaded unevenly. Ball bearings hold their clearance under that load far longer than sleeve bearings, which is why this model ships with one as standard and prices the oil bushing as an option.
Flange and shaft. 60 × 25 mm stack, 8 mm shaft — measure the impeller bore and the flange hole centres.
Rotation. CCW viewed from the shaft end. Confirm this against the airflow direction of your housing.
Supply. 115/120 V 60 Hz. A 50 Hz or 230 V version is quoted as a separate build.
Airflow target. 30 W at 3,500 RPM suits 100–150 mm impellers; larger impellers need the higher-torque pls contact us for inquiry.
Bearing: ball bearing (standard) or oil bushing for cost-sensitive builds
Lead wire and connector: length, gauge and terminal type to your harness
Shaft: extension, flat or keyway machined to your drawing
Voltage: 230 V / 50 Hz and other variants quoted per project
Branding: nameplate, carton print and barcode to your specification
Send the housing drawing, impeller size, target airflow and quantity.
We confirm bearing choice, lead wire and price.
Sample approved on your test bench.
Production runs at 20 days for 1–5,000 pcs.
Minimum order quantity is 1,000 pcs. Warranty is 2 years on the standard build.
It matches the 30 W, 3,500 RPM, 120 V 60 Hz envelope used by many bathroom fans, but the flange pattern, shaft length and rotation must be checked against your unit before ordering. Send us the old motor's drawing or a photo with dimensions.
No. Shaded pole motors have no capacitor and no start winding to switch.
Yes, as a separate build quoted per project. The standard SKU is 115/120 V 60 Hz.
Ball bearing is standard and is the better choice for ceiling-mounted fans. Oil bushing is available as a lower-cost option.
1,000 pcs; 20 days for 1–5,000 pcs and 25 days for 5,001–10,000 pcs.
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