Why is an F.A.P. Motor the Right Choice?

When it comes time to replace a motor inside Carrier®, Bryant®, or Payne® equipment, which one should you choose? By selecting a Factory Authorized Parts (F.A.P.) motor, you're getting more for your money and your time.

F.A.P. motors provide many benefits for both you and your customers. “By choosing an F.A.P. motor, the equipment's original manufacturer's factory warranty is preserved,” said Totaline® Category Manager Jay Seitz. “F.A.P. motors also preserve the original manufacturer's factory
efficiency of not only the motor, but the complete system as well.” In addition to these benefits, Seitz also said that engineered sound requirements are preserved.

Seitz added that F.A.P. motors meet engineering's rigorous run life design specifications and have passed a 500-hour salt spray test, which measures the motor's ability to withstand corrosion. “And, F.A.P. motors are UL and/or CSA-approved, with internal automatic reset overload protection,” Seitz said.

In what other ways are F.A.P. motors the right choice? “They are an exact, drop-in replacement,” said Seitz. “Electrical connections and lead length are exact, as well as shaft length and mounting characteristics.” Seitz also said that F.A.P. motors perform in an ambient temperature  range from -30°F and 145°F.

With so many benefits, it's easy to see why F.A.P. motors are the right
choice when repairing Carrier, Bryant, or Payne equipment. And you can easily find them at your local Totaline sales center, along with many other great F.A.P. products.

As an added benefit, when you purchase F.A.P. motors, you're eligible to receive FREE STUFF! Offers that include the purchase of F.A.P. motors include: a mini aluminum LED flashlight; a Totaline lunch cooler; a durable, refillable Zippo® hand warmer; and a Totaline multi-tool. For more information on these and other great FREE STUFF offers, visit www.totaline.com.
 
Photos to accompany this release can be found at www.totaline.com/pressphotos.
 
About Carrier Corp.
 
Carrier Corp., headquartered in Farmington, Conn., is the world’s largest provider of heating, air-conditioning and refrigeration solutions. With 2008 revenues of $14.9 billion, Carrier has approximately 41,000 employees worldwide and operations in more than 170 countries. Carrier is part of United Technologies Corp., a Hartford, Connecticut-based provider of products and services to the aerospace and building systems industries worldwide. Visit www.carrier.com for more information.

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Posted March 3, 2009