B2661 Century Pool Pump Motor 3/4 HP 3600 RPM R56Y Frame

Product Description

Century B2661 Pool Pump Motor
Note: NEW NUMBER B2661

• 3/4 HP
• 3450 RPM
• R56Y FRAME
• PSC
• 208-230/115 VOLT
• 6.0-5.6/11.2 AMP
• 1.67 S.F.
• SINGLE SPEED
• DP
• CCWPE
• NO BASE
• SQUARE FLANGE
• 0.625" X 0.91" THREADED SHAFT
• 13.10" OVERALL LENGTH

**VARIABLE SPEED MOTOR REPLACEMENT EVQ130 

Features:  Open and accessible terminal board and wiring compartment.  Voltage Change Device.   Sealed Ball Bearings.  Stainless Steel Shaft.  UL 1081 Design, Switchless. Thermally Protected, Continuous Duty, Rolled Steel.

The swimming pool motors have a square mounting face for the pump attachment, with 4 non-threaded bolt holes to attach the pump. Motor has a threaded shaft. This type is common to most Sta-Rite, Pac Fab, Purex/Trition and WhisperFlo, Red Jacket, American Products, Sears and Challenger inground pool pumps. Single phase motor. (56Y motor body diameter is 1/2" larger than 48Y)

Cross Reference: K48K2P101A1, EB661, QC1072, 165198, 165890, 177120, 177449, EB661, 1203165411, 16358, SQ207E, C1447, 35-5391, B2661, 5KCR38SN6147X, C1499 MC1499

ATTENTION: Shipping Restrictions Apply! 

** Effective July 19, 2021 the US Dept of Energy regulations on single speed, two-speed and booster pumps go into effect **

Familiarize yourself with the building codes and laws in your state and local area in regards to replacing pump motors, in order to adhere to their regulations.
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California: This replacement pump motor does not comply with California's Efficiency Regulations. These regulations can be found in Title 20, in the California Code of Regulations (CCR) sections 1601-1609. To meet California’s requirement, the replacement pump motor must be a variable speed.
New York: This replacement pump motor does not comply with New York's Efficiency Regulations. These regulations can be found at NYSERDA Section 509.23, New York is aligning with California’s Appliance Efficiency Standards (Title 20)

To comply with current and upcoming regulations we recommend upgrading now to a variable speed motor. Please call or join us on chat if you have additional questions!