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![]() I posted a data sheet for a KEMET motor run (20 F +/-5% 450V capacitor 25 x 56.5mm and 450v) that would fit inside my rolling shutters tubular motor. Then I noticed that other data sheets described it as 45x78mm too large to fit. Turns out, the little capacitor is "obsolete" replaced by the bigger one. Exact same part number. (Brilliant KEMET) :- ( I have looked at these data sheets for 20 F motor run capacitors: KEMET Panasonic Cornell Dubilier EPCOS/TDK Dayton Granger No luck. Capacitors have increased in size and I can't find smaller ones. I think voltages are higher and that requires a bigger can? Ducati Energia has one that is perfect... but natually none in stock in the USA or anywhere else I can find. (Like trying to finding a rainbow unicorn.) So my question is, does anyone know of a capacitor manufacturer that makes weird/non standard sizes/hard to find capacitors? ................................. What I'm looking for: I'm replacing a motor run capacitor 20 F +/-5% 320 volts. Original can dimensions 35x77mm. (Not including the terminals) The max diameter I can have is 1.46 or 37.16 mm The max length I have is 3.8" or 99mm. -- Dallas |
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