$598.00

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By Century Motors


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Part # EVQ165

Warranty 18 Months

Alternate Part #'s AOSEVQ165, CRMEVQ165, EVQ165, 35-126-1284, MGT-60-4051

Product Description

V-Green EVO™ with Century Connect™ Automation Mode to enable communication with many popular automation systems!

Versatility and performance best describe A. O. Smith's new V-Green EVO™ variable speed pump motor with an integrated timer. Capable of delivering superior energy savings of over 80% versus a standard single-speed motor. Spurred by consumer interest in energy-saving products and government-mandated efficiency standards, the innovative V-Green variable speed EVO offers premium efficiency boosted by such features as Power Factor Correction, which raises overall efficiency while reducing input amps! The state-of-art user interface ensures programming ease and flexibility, with on-screen navigation, ergonomic selector switch, and pre-set programs for out-of-the-box operation. A. O. Smith's V-Green EVO  is Title 20** compliant and with three user-defined variable speeds is a superb choice for reducing energy consumption, for lowering overall pool ownership costs, and for satisfying regulatory requirements. *Requires a Timer or Automation System for the on/off feature, it does not provide full functionality with automation systems. 

Square Flange Pentair, Pac-Fab, WhisperFlo, Challenger, Sta-Rite, Dura-Glas, Max-E-Glas, & Max-E-Pro Pumps

Don't Forget Your Tune Up Kit 

** California's Title 20 legislation states that pumps > 1HP (total) must be 2-speed or variable speed, and must have control to default to low speed (i.e. timer)

Features:

  • Dual Voltage 230/115 VAC with Automatic Voltage Detection
  • Freeze Protection
  • Sealed Ball Bearings
  • Variable Speed Operation (600-3450 RPM)
  • TEFC Design Rotation: CCWPE
  • Single Phase
  • 50/60 Hz
  • 303 Stainless Steel Shaft
  • Class F Insulation
  • 50°C Ambient

Benefits:

  • Communicates easily with most automation systems leading to no loss of automation system functionality
  • New simplified user interface allows for easier programming and motor setup all with the push of a button
  • Lightweight, compact design, and rotatable mains wiring compartment allow for ease of installation
  • Available in both square flange and C-Face mounting configurations to allow for replacement versatility
  • Water, weather, and UV resistant IPX5 moisture intrusion rating and UV resistant components protect against harsh conditions to extend motor life

 

THP RPM VOLTS AMPS SERVICE FACTORS FLANGE VGREEN EVO™ MOTOR STOCK NUMBER
1.30 600-3450 230/115 8.6/15.6 1.0 Square EVQ130
1.65* 600-3450 230/115 10.5/17.7 1.0 Square EVQ165
2.25* 600-3450 230/115 13.5/17.4 1.0 Square EVQ225
1.30 600-3450 230/115 8.6/15.6 1.0 C-Face EVC130
1.65* 600-3450 230/115 10.5/17.7 1.0 C-Face EVC165
2.25* 600-3450 230/115 13.5/17.4 1.0 C-Face EVC225
*When motor is running at 115VAC the total horsepower is 1.65 THP.

 

Product Specifications

HP:
1.65 HP
Frame:
48Y
Volts:
115/230 V
Speed:
Variable
Amps:
17.7/10.5 amp
Service Factor:
1.0
Total HP:
1.65/1.50 HP
Manufacturer:
Century (A.O. Smith)
Shaft:
Threaded
Flange:
Square
RPM:
600-3450 RPM
Phase:
Single
Height:
8 in.
Length:
11.83 in.
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?     Asked on 12/12/2022by Jason Seignoret

Can this replace the motor for a Hayward Max-Flo VS Variable Speed Pump - SP2300VSP
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A  Answered on 12/30/2022 by InyoPools Product Specialist Hector F.

Hello, Jason, yes you can use this variable speed motor as a replacement for your Hayward Max Flo pump model SP2300VSP. You will also want to replace the seals and gaskets listed on key numbers 8, 11 and 12 on this parts diagram. . 
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Difficulty

Est. Repair Time

Less than 1 hr

Tools Needed

Screwdriver, Pliers, Socket Set, Adjustable Wrench, Wire strippers

Replaced Single Speed Motor

Written on 4/20/2024 by Guest

Electricity to run the motor is the most expensive item for our pool. I’ve been interested in a variable speed for some time. Found this gem online and figured the price was low enough to give it a shot.

INYO has great videos. I watched several to get an idea of the commonalities between different motor and pump brands. After awhile I felt comfortable that I understood the essentials.

Overall this was relatively straight forward. Their website recommended the proper mount. I disconnected the power, removed the motor from the pump, and took it to the work bench. There I was able to take it apart and prepare the VS motor.

Replacing the gaskets and couplings was a bit tricky. These required a bit more finesse and effort. Once that was done I simply put the other items back onto the pump.

From there I mated the new motor to the pump. Placing the bolts back onto the pump requires care. The last thing you want to do is crack the housing. Take your time.

Wiring was the trickiest part. I’ve never wired a 220V system so I had to research. Since it has dual 110 inputs that are out of phase it doesn’t seem to matter which is L1 and L2. This turned out to be the case and the motor powered up fine as a quick test.

After that proved successful I helped prime the pump by adding water to the pump skimmer. Then I turned it on. It worked beautifully.

In total it took less than an hour and I budgeted two. Would recommend trying this yourself first. You will save a ton of money and have a good time!

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Difficulty

Est. Repair Time

Less than 1 hr

Tools Needed

Screwdriver, Socket Set

existing motor going out

Written on 10/23/2023 by Guest

Unfortunately there was a miscommunication and I needed the round flange not the square. Inyopools was a great help and made the return process easy. I was looking forward to this pump because they said it was super quiet and the round flange was back-ordered, so they recommended a different motor which is installed and running great.

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Difficulty

Est. Repair Time

2 to 4 hrs

Tools Needed

Screwdriver, Nut Drivers, Pliers, Socket Set, Wrench Set, Adjustable Wrench

Old single speed motor was very inefficient using too much electricity and I needed to replace the shaft seal.

Written on 7/6/2023 by Guest

Removed and replaced 240V motor with the V-Green EVO 1.65 motor and replaced the shaft seal along with new impeller. I am very mechanically inclined so this might not be for most DIY enthusiasts although purchasing the parts from Inyo Pools is a wise choice due to very competitive prices along with great customer support. I certainly can say that there is a noticeable difference in electricity usage and is extremely quiet, what a great purchase and thank you Inyo Pools!

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