Motors

The burner motor drives the fan that supplies combustion air and, on combined units, operates the fuel pump. Mounted directly on the burner head, it determines the airflow characteristic of the entire combustion assembly and must match the burner's mechanical and electrical specification precisely.

To select the correct motor, check the shaft diameter, rotation direction, capacitor rating, supply voltage and frequency, and the mounting flange dimensions. Output power in watts and the rated speed in rpm must fall within the burner manufacturer's tolerance. If you have an order number from ACV, De Dietrich, Lamborghini or Master, enter it in the search field — cross-references to equivalent parts in our range are maintained for all brands present in this section.