Condenser Motor 1/4 HP 208/230V 1075 RPM – Replaces Century FSE1026SV1 – NBK-20971

NBK-20971 – Condenser Motor 1/4 HP 208/230V 1075 RPM – NBK

The NBK-20971 Condenser Motor is a high-quality OEM-equivalent replacement designed for HVAC condenser fan applications. Operating on 208/230V power with a 1/4 horsepower output and a 1075 RPM speed rating, this motor delivers reliable airflow and dependable outdoor unit performance. It is a direct replacement for the widely used Century FSE1026SV1 motor and numerous compatible condenser motor models across major HVAC brands.

Built to meet or exceed OEM specifications, the NBK-20971 provides a precise drop-in fit, making it an ideal solution for HVAC technicians servicing residential and light commercial cooling systems.

Key Features

• OEM-Compatible Replacement: Direct replacement for Century FSE1026SV1 condenser motor
• Reliable Cooling Performance: 1/4 HP output supports efficient condenser fan airflow
• Consistent Speed Operation: 1075 RPM design ensures proper outdoor unit performance
• Durable Construction: Built for long service life in outdoor HVAC environments

Specifications

• SKU: 20971
• UPC: 810069183404
• Category: Condenser Motor / HVAC
• OEM Brand: Century
• Voltage: 208/230V
• Horsepower: 1/4 HP
• Speed: 1075 RPM
• Application: HVAC condenser fan motor

Equivalent To

• Century: FSE1026SV1, 176
• Genteq: 3728, 3732, 5KCP39KG3314, 5KCP39KG3314AS
• Goodman: B13400-247
• Fasco: D749, D7749
• Packard: 43732
• Mars: 3278, 3732, 10728, 10733, 22728
• Source 1: FHM3728, S1-FHM3728
• US Motors: 1860, 1876
• Smart Electric: 238228
• Wagner: WG840728
• First Choice: Y4632

Why Choose the NBK-20971?

The NBK-20971 is a trusted condenser motor replacement for HVAC professionals seeking OEM-level compatibility and dependable airflow performance. Its broad cross-reference support and durable construction make it an excellent solution for restoring cooling efficiency and extending equipment life.

Installation Tips

• Confirm voltage, horsepower, and RPM match the original motor before installation.
• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing HVAC condenser equipment.
• Inspect wiring connections and replace worn components as needed.
• Consider replacing the run capacitor when installing a new condenser motor.

Pairs Well With

• Run Capacitors: Support proper motor startup and efficient performance
• Condenser Fan Blades: Improve airflow and reduce vibration
• Motor Mounting Hardware: Ensure a secure and stable installation
• HVAC Electrical Components: Contactors, relays, and wiring accessories