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Lumonic Ducati 416.10.51 100µF 400/450VAC Motor Run Capacitor

Lumonic Ducati 416.10.51 100µF 400/450VAC Motor Run Capacitor

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LPP Part Number: CPC.100.400.450

Condition: New

This Lumonic motor run capacitor, sometimes referred to as a motor start or starter capacitor, is a replacement option for applications using Ducati 416.10.51. The capacitor is rated at 100µF with ±5% capacitance tolerance and is designed for 50/60 Hz AC motor applications. Markings may include EN 60252-1/A1, which identifies the applicable motor capacitor standard and should not be confused with a part number.

Its dry, self-healing metallized polypropylene construction is housed in an insulating plastic case. Dual quick-connect terminals provide the electrical connection, while the integrated M8 mounting stud allows the capacitor to be mechanically secured in compatible equipment. This style of capacitor is commonly used with single-phase AC motors and related motor-driven equipment.

  • Capacitance: 100µF (100 MFD)
  • Capacitance tolerance: ±5%
  • Voltage rating: 400 VAC – 10,000 h / Class B
  • Voltage rating: 450 VAC – 3,000 h / Class C
  • Frequency: 50/60 Hz
  • Dielectric: Metallized polypropylene
  • Dissipation factor: 0.0015 maximum at 60 Hz
  • Operating temperature: -25°C to +85°C
  • Terminal type: Dual 0.250" x 0.030" quick-connect terminals
  • Case: Insulated plastic
  • Mounting: M8 threaded stud with mounting hardware
  • Approvals/markings: UL, cUL, VDE and CE
  • Applicable standard: EN 60252-1/A1
  • Construction: Dry, self-healing motor capacitor

Capacitors should be selected according to the electrical ratings, physical configuration, and requirements of the equipment in which they are installed. Installation and replacement should be performed by qualified personnel using appropriate electrical and equipment safety practices.

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