PSC Single-Phase Motors
Capacitor-run configurations for quiet, low-maintenance fixed-speed operation in fans, pumps and compact commercial equipment.
AC motors · Product information
The 33, 35, 42 and 48 series provide established starting points for compact industrial, commercial and OEM equipment. SDT reviews the electrical supply, required output, duty, mounting and operating environment to identify a suitable platform and configure it around your application.

Motor range
From compact equipment to higher-output industrial motors, the four platforms provide different starting points for application-specific motor selection.
| Series | Frame Size (mm) | Output Range | Supply Voltage | Speed Range (50/60 Hz) | Typical Applications |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 33 Series | Ø 33 | 6–90 W | 110–240 VAC | 1,300–3,000 rpm (2, 4 pole) | Compact industrial and commercial equipment Pumps | Fans | Small machinery |
| 35 Series | Ø 35 | 15–200 W | 110–240 VAC | 1,300–3,000 rpm (2, 4 pole) | Industrial and commercial equipment Pumps | Blowers | Control systems |
| 42 Series | Ø 42 | 25–370 W | 110–240 VAC | 1,300–3,000 rpm (2, 4 pole) | Pumps Machinery | OEM equipment | Automation | Material handling |
| 48 Series | Ø 48 | 40–550 W | 110–240 VAC | 1,300–3,000 rpm (2, 4 pole) | Higher-duty industrial applications Pumps | Conveyors | Processing equipment |
Available motor configurations
Select the electrical configuration around the supply, starting requirement, speed control, duty and thermal conditions—not frame size alone.
Capacitor-run configurations for quiet, low-maintenance fixed-speed operation in fans, pumps and compact commercial equipment.
Compact fixed-speed configurations for continuous industrial duty, machinery and OEM equipment.
Variable-speed configurations for operation with a suitably matched VFD, with winding, insulation, cooling and operating range confirmed for the application.
Application-specific options
These four decisions connect electrical performance, installation and duty. Hover, focus or tap each item for the engineering implication.
Selection guidance
Start with an established motor where it meets the duty. If the supply, starting behaviour or mounting needs differ, explore a controlled modification or a new design.
AC motor enquiry
Send the principal performance, power source, envelope, mounting, environment and duty requirements for an initial engineering review.