Century Pool Pump Motor 1HP 1-Speed 1 Phase 60Hz 208-230/115V 48Y Frame | QC1102

Century QC1102 1 HP Single-Speed Pool Pump Motor, 115/208-230V, 48Y Square Flange

The Century QC1102 is a 1 HP single-speed replacement pool pump motor designed for compatible pool and spa pump applications that use a 48Y square flange frame. This motor is built for 115/208-230V operation and is commonly used where a square-flange, threaded-shaft motor is required for dependable circulation and filtration performance.

Features

• Genuine Century replacement pool pump motor
• Part number: QC1102
• 1 HP single-speed motor
• 115/208-230V, single phase, 60Hz
• 48Y square flange frame
• 3450 RPM
• Service factor: 1.65
• Approximate amps: 16.0 / 8.0
• 5/8 inch threaded stainless steel shaft
• Square flange mounting design
• Counterclockwise rotation facing pump end
• Open dripproof enclosure
• Capacitor start / run design
• Automatic overload protection
• Sealed ball bearings

Applications

This motor is commonly used as a replacement for compatible pool and spa pumps requiring a 1 HP single-speed motor with a 48Y square flange frame and threaded shaft. It is often used on compatible Sta-Rite, Red Jacket, Pac Fab, and American Products pump applications where the original motor matches the frame style, voltage, and rotation requirements.

Important Notes

• Verify frame type, voltage, horsepower, shaft size, and rotation before ordering
• This motor is field-configurable for 115V or 208-230V operation depending on wiring setup
• Designed for square flange 48Y pump applications
• Motor seal and gaskets are typically sold separately
• Professional installation is recommended

Related Products

• Century Pool Pump Motor Square Flange 1HP 1-Speed 115/230V 48Y Frame | USQ1102
• Century Pool Pump Motor Square Flange 1.5HP 48Y | USQ1152
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Maintenance Tips

• Keep the motor area clean and well ventilated to help prevent overheating
• Inspect the shaft seal area regularly for leaks that could damage the motor bearings
• Make sure voltage is properly set before energizing the motor
• Replace worn seals, capacitors, or bearings promptly to help extend motor life