RPI VPC158 Capacitor (250-300Μf, 110Vac)

Yes, the RPI VPC158 is engineered specifically as a high-quality replacement for Air Techniques OEM part numbers HFA10010 and 55683. It is designed to integrate seamlessly into your existing equipment, specifically for the VacStar 2 model.

Absolutely. This capacitor is built to rigorous standards, offering a precise 250-300μf capacitance range. It is fully rated for 110VAC applications and supports both 50Hz and 60Hz frequencies, ensuring stable performance in standard dental vacuum motor assemblies.

Yes, the unit is designed for straightforward installation. It is equipped with dual 1/4” electrical tabs, which allow for a secure and standard connection within your motor assembly.

The component is built to compact, standardized dimensions for easy fitment:

• Diameter: 1.43 inches
• Length: Approximately 2.75 to 3.38 inches

These dimensions are optimized to fit within the motor assembly housings of compatible dental vacuum units.

Yes, the RPI VPC158 is factory new. We supply only brand-new components to ensure the longevity and reliability of your dental equipment maintenance and repairs.

Yes, as a specialized start capacitor, this unit is critical for the initial torque required to get your vacuum motor running. Using a high-quality, correct-spec part like this helps maintain the efficiency and health of your vacuum’s motor assembly.

This capacitor is specifically manufactured for use within the motor assemblies of Air Techniques VacStar 2 dental vacuum units. It is a direct fit for the equipment mentioned, assuming the system requires a 110VAC, 250-300μf start capacitor.

The 250-300μf range indicates the capacitor’s ability to provide the necessary surge capacity for motor startup. This flexibility ensures it effectively meets the electrical load requirements specified by the manufacturer for the VacStar 2 motor assembly.

Yes, RPI parts are widely used in the professional healthcare and dental industry. This capacitor is an essential maintenance component designed to meet or exceed the performance expectations of the original equipment.

Yes, the unit is versatile and engineered to support both 50Hz and 60Hz frequencies, making it a robust solution for a variety of electrical environments.