HB0104C | Teco Westinghouse 10 HP MAX-E2/841 TEFC Motor — 1800 RPM
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HB0104C | Teco Westinghouse 10 HP MAX-E2/841 TEFC Motor — 1800 RPM

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HB0104C | Teco Westinghouse 10 HP MAX-E2/841 TEFC Motor — 1800 RPMTeco Westinghouse HB0104C MAX E2 841 Industrial Motor The Teco Westinghouse HB0104C (MAX E2 841 series) is a 10 HP, MAX E2 841 NEMA Premium Severe Duty TEFC, C Face, 1800 RPM three phase induction motor. Designed to meet or exceed IEEE 841 standards for severe duty petrochemical and process applications, this motor delivers reliable performance in continuous duty applications with NEMA Premium efficiency ratings to reduce energy costs over the life of

Teco Westinghouse HB0104C — MAX-E2/841 Industrial Motor

The Teco Westinghouse HB0104C (MAX-E2/841 series) is a 10 HP, MAX E2/841 NEMA Premium Severe Duty TEFC, C-Face, 1800 RPM three-phase induction motor. Designed to meet or exceed IEEE 841 standards for severe-duty petrochemical and process applications, this motor delivers reliable performance in continuous-duty applications with NEMA Premium efficiency ratings to reduce energy costs over the life of the motor.

Features include oversized bearings with L10 life exceeding 100,000 hours, corrosion-resistant coating, non-sparking fan, stainless steel hardware, and Class F insulation system for chemical and process environments.

Key Specifications

Part Number HB0104C
Manufacturer Teco Westinghouse
Product Line MAX-E2/841
Horsepower 10 HP
Speed 1800 RPM
Enclosure TEFC (Totally Enclosed Fan Cooled)
Mounting C-Face
Full Load Amps 11.6 A
Shipping Weight 224 lbs

Cross-Reference: Replacing a Baldor, WEG, Siemens, Marathon, Leeson, or ABB motor with matching HP, speed, and frame? Send us your existing part number and we'll verify the Teco Westinghouse HB0104C is a drop-in replacement.

Applied Control Inc. is an authorized Teco Westinghouse representative in Michigan offering application engineering support, competitive pricing, and fast delivery on the HB0104C and the full Teco Westinghouse motor lineup. Contact us for volume pricing, scheduled deliveries, or help selecting the right motor for your application.

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Teco HB0104C replace?
The HB0104C is a drop-in replacement for comparable 10 HP TEFC motors from Baldor, WEG, US Motors, Worldwide Electric, GE Wolong, Marathon, Leeson. Send us your existing part number for an exact cross-reference.

Is the HB0104C NEMA Premium Efficient?
Yes — Teco Westinghouse MAX-E2/841 motors meet or exceed NEMA Premium efficiency standards, reducing energy costs over the motor's lifetime.

What is the lead time on the HB0104C?
Many Teco Westinghouse motors are stocked for quick shipment. Contact Applied Control for current availability and lead times.

What warranty does the HB0104C carry?
Teco Westinghouse motors carry a standard manufacturer warranty. Contact us for specific warranty terms on this model.

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