🔌 CNBTR Synchronous Synchron Electric Motors: Unleashing Powerful Synchronization for Optimal Performance Review

Works great as a simulated flame motor on my electric fireplace. Perfect for the original, sometimes works backwards but toggles on and off a few times and it goes forward. The original motor had variable DC speed, but froze and disabled power. The board needs repairs and the motor is $50. It was an inexpensive solution. Rebuilt for AC, no speed control like the DC motor, but the effect is just right.

Purchased to replace a burned out motor in my electric fireplace. The installation is quite easy. The shaft was a bit long but I adjusted it to fit. This motor is noisier than the OEM model. The clockwise/counterclockwise rotation is random, so sometimes the flame will rotate in the opposite direction. This is easily fixed by toggling it on and off a few times. In general, the purchase is satisfied. It's better to spend $300+ dollars for a new block.

The ideal inexpensive solution for our electric fireplace. Ease of installation. Before ordering ANY motor for your fireplace, be sure to check the RPM of the old motor to make sure the flame is not spinning too slowly or too fast. It's 15-18 RPM and that's the ideal speed. As is the case with most, if not all, of these motors, they rotate either clockwise (cw) or counterclockwise (ccw). That means you can turn it on and your flame will go down instead of going up. No problem. Just turn it off…