Run capacitor CBB60, 450V, 40uF

The CBB60 40µF run capacitor is a motor run film capacitor designed for the operation of single-phase asynchronous motors in AC applications. It is used to create phase shift and stabilize motor operation, typically in compressors, pumps and fans.

Technical specifications

• Type: CBB60, run capacitor for AC motors
• Capacitance: 40 µF
• Rated voltage: 450 VAC
• Capacity tolerance: ±5%
• Operating frequency: 50/60 Hz
• Dielectric: polyester film capacitor
• Operating temperature range: -25°C to +85°C
• Construction: solid capacitor
• Connection: assembly wires
• Application: AC/motor

Functions and features

• Designed for continuous operation in motor applications (run capacitor)
• Stable capacity under normal operating conditions
• Suitable for phase shifting in single-phase motors
• The design with terminals allows for quick connection to the device

Ideal for

• Air conditioning units and fans
• Pumps and circulation systems
• Compressors (e.g. refrigeration technology)
• Household appliances with single-phase motor
• Service replacement of motor capacitors in the 50/60 Hz range

Package contents

• 1 pc of CBB60 40 µF capacitor

Why choose this product?

• Clearly defined parameters for motor applications: 40 µF, 450 VAC, 50/60 Hz
• ±5% tolerance for predictable circuit behavior
• Design suitable for run capacitors in mains-powered equipment

Installation and operating instructions

• Before replacing, verify that the capacitance (µF) and rated voltage (VAC) match the original part.
• Carry out the installation with the power supply disconnected and secured against being switched on again.
• After disconnecting the device, wait for the capacitor to discharge and verify the absence of voltage by measuring

Safety notice

• The product is intended for circuits with mains voltage (450 VAC); incorrect handling may cause electric shock
• Installation should be carried out by a qualified person with knowledge of working on electrical equipment.
• Do not use a capacitor with a damaged case or terminals.