This Bonaire 1.5uF Square P2 capacitor is an essential spare for keeping older Bonaire wall furnaces and some cooling units running smoothly. A worn capacitor is a common cause of fan motor start-up issues – you know the sound, that hum before it finally kicks in, or sometimes doesn't.

Having a spare on hand, especially for those critical heating periods in winter or when the summer heat demands continuous cooling, means less downtime for your customers or your own system.

Best For

• Bonaire wall furnace servicing
• Residential HVAC maintenance
• General electrical troubleshooting for fan motor issues

Compatibility

Specifically designed as a direct replacement for Bonaire part number 0160196SP, this capacitor is found in Bonaire wall furnaces and various Bonaire cooling units that utilise a 1.5uF Square P2 capacitor. Refer to your unit's service manual or the existing capacitor for verification.

If you're running a different model, check fittings and specs before ordering.

Features

• Direct replacement for Bonaire PN: 0160196SP.
• Standard 1.5uF capacitance rating for reliable motor starting.
• Square P2 form factor, common in Bonaire residential applications.
• Durable construction suitable for typical Australian operating conditions.

Technical Specifications

What's in the Box

• 1x Bonaire 1.5uF Square P2 Capacitor (CT0160196SP)

Using It on the Job

1. Always isolate power to the unit at the main switchboard and follow lockout/tagout procedures before commencing any work.
2. Access the control panel or fan motor housing where the existing capacitor is located.
3. Discharge the old capacitor using a resistor or insulated screwdriver with care – capacitors can hold a charge.
4. Carefully remove the old capacitor, noting its orientation and connections.
5. Install the new Bonaire 1.5uF Square P2 capacitor, ensuring all connections are secure and correctly seated.
6. Reassemble the unit, restore power, and test for proper operation.

Limitations & Safety Notes

• Always ensure power is isolated before working on electrical components.
• Capacitors can store electrical charge; discharge safely before handling.
• Only replace with a capacitor of the same capacitance (uF) and voltage rating as specified by the manufacturer.
• Follow manufacturer's installation instructions for your specific Bonaire unit.
• Electrical work should be performed by a competent and qualified person.

When you're swapping out a capacitor, especially in an older Bonaire, take a quick photo of the wiring before you disconnect anything. It's a simple step that saves a lot of head-scratching when you're putting it back together.

Pair With

Pair with other Bonaire heating and cooling spare parts like fan motors or control boards, and ensure you have a quality multimeter for diagnosing electrical issues.