The Utica-Dunkirk 2272158 is a heavy-duty, 120V furnace draft inducer motor designed specifically for professional-grade heating applications. This centrifugal blower assembly operates at a high-speed 3400 RPM, providing the consistent static pressure required to clear combustion gases from the heat exchanger and ensure safe burner operation. Built for technicians who need a reliable OEM replacement part, this assembly features a robust housing and high-torque PSC motor pre-configured for seamless integration into Utica and Dunkirk boiler systems and furnace units. Engineering specifications confirm a continuous duty rating, essential for maintaining peak thermal efficiency and air quality during the heating season. For field installations, this 120-volt draft motor includes the necessary mounting geometry to replace failed inducer blowers without extensive modifications, ensuring your client's system returns to optimal performance quickly. Key Benefits Optimized Combustion: The 3400 RPM motor ensures high-velocity venting of flue gases, preventing pressure switch trips. Precision Engineered: Designed as a direct drop-in replacement for Utica-Dunkirk 2272158, maintaining factory-level airflow specs. Durable Construction: Built with high-grade components to withstand the high temperatures and corrosive environments of furnace venting. Lower Noise Floor: Precision-balanced blower wheel reduces vibration and mechanical resonance within the HVAC cabinet. Common Questions Is this the correct replacement for a noisy inducer motor in a Dunkirk boiler? Yes, if your model specifies part 2272158. Mechanical grinding or high-pitched squealing often indicates bearing failure in the inducer assembly, requiring a complete unit replacement to restore quiet operation. Does this 120V assembly include the capacitor and housing? This is a comprehensive inducer assembly that typically includes the motor, blower wheel, and housing, simplifying the swap-out process for technicians in the field. Will this part help solve furnace ignition failure? If the control board is sensing a lack of draft via the pressure switch, a failing 3400 RPM draft inducer is a primary suspect. Replacing the assembly ensures the correct negative pressure is achieved for gas valve engagement. Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.
