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product_id: 5284340
title: "PRO, 1 Count (Pack of 1), No Color Packard TRCFD455 45+5MFD 440/370V Round Run Capacitor Replaces PRCFD455"
brand: "titan"
price: "C$2203"
currency: NIO
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 13
category: "Titan"
url: https://www.desertcart.ni/products/5284340-pro-1-count-pack-of-1-no-color-packard-trcfd455
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region: Nicaragua
---

# 60,000 hrs operational life 440/370V dual voltage design Meets IEC & EIA tough standards PRO, 1 Count (Pack of 1), No Color Packard TRCFD455 45+5MFD 440/370V Round Run Capacitor Replaces PRCFD455

**Brand:** titan
**Price:** C$2203
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⚡ Power Up Your AC Game with Titan PRO – The Ultimate HVAC Hack!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** PRO, 1 Count (Pack of 1), No Color Packard TRCFD455 45+5MFD 440/370V Round Run Capacitor Replaces PRCFD455 by titan
- **How much does it cost?** C$2203 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ni](https://www.desertcart.ni/products/5284340-pro-1-count-pack-of-1-no-color-packard-trcfd455)

## Best For

- titan enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted titan brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **DIY HVAC Savior:** A cost-effective, quick-swap solution trusted by pros and savvy homeowners to beat expensive service calls and keep cool.
- • **Certified Toughness:** Engineered to meet rigorous international standards (EIA-456-A & IEC 60252-1:2001) for uncompromising quality and safety.
- • **Endurance That Outlasts:** Built to deliver an impressive 60,000 hours of reliable operation, minimizing downtime and maximizing peace of mind.
- • **Dual Voltage Flexibility:** Titan PRO’s 440/370V design streamlines your inventory needs while ensuring compatibility across a wide range of AC motors.
- • **Premium Dielectric Material:** Heavy-edged metalized polypropylene film ensures superior durability and performance under high stress.

## Overview

The Titan PRO TRCFD455 is a high-performance 45+5 MFD round run capacitor designed for AC motors, featuring a robust 440/370V dual voltage rating and a long 60,000-hour operational life. Built with heavy-edged metalized polypropylene film and certified to meet stringent international standards, it offers a reliable, flexible, and cost-effective replacement solution that HVAC professionals and DIY enthusiasts trust to restore cooling efficiency quickly and affordably.

## Description

TITAN PRO, 1 Count (Pack of 1), No Color Packard TRCFD455 45+5MFD 440/370V Round Run Capacitor Replaces PRCFD455

Review: Quick, Inexpensive Fix for My AC - My AC stopped working earlier this summer, and this capacitor was an inexpensive, direct, quick swap compared to a service call. It fit right in place of the old one, and my unit was back up and running within minutes. Ordering online was also faster than waiting for a technician in the middle of a heat wave. Happy family = 5 stars. This is a high-voltage component, so you need to know what you’re doing and take proper safety precautions. If you’re not comfortable working around electricity, it’s best to have a professional handle it. Pros: Direct replacement, easy install Saved money vs a service call Faster than scheduling a technician Unit running like normal again Cons: Requires electrical knowledge and safety precautions Bottom Line: If you’re experienced with HVAC repairs, this capacitor is a simple, cost-effective way to get your AC running again.
Review: This $8 part saved me a $350 service call. - I have a very large home (7300sf) with dual phase Carrier AC system for the first and lower level, and a second system (heat pump) for the 2nd floor and loft level. Last summer the upper level unit stopped working. Called an AC tech who took roughly two hours to figure out what was wrong. The outside unit stopped cutting on. Finally he replaced the capacitor and $350 later the AC was working again. Fast forward 8 months later. The same thing began to happen with the unit for the first and lower level. I was standing out front and could hear a whining sound coming from the side of the house. I went to investigate. The fan on the compressor appeared as if it was stuck. I pulled the breaker and stuck a rod through the top grill to push the blade to see if the fan motor had seized up. I was able to move it and pushed it until it made a single revolution. I put the breaker back in and the unit kicked on with the fan running. 2 months later I noticed that the first floor of house was warm although the AC was running. I checked the temp of the air coming out of the register and found it to be warm. I checked the unit outside and sure enough not only was the fan not spinning, the was not running at all. Immediately I'm thinking the entire compressor is gone, which I had already thought would eventually happen but simply monitored it listening for the whining and humming sound I heard before. I contacted an AC tech that I used in the past since I knew he'd give me a far price, but for some reason the guy couldn't make it that day. But then he never came when he said he would nor did he return any of our calls. We had a friend reach out to someone who knew a guy, who knew a guy yada, yada... At this point the outside temperature was getting milder due to the amount and frequency of rain here on the east coast so there was no rush to spend upwards of $3000 to have the unit replaced. I just so happened to google the symptoms trying to determine if the entire unit needed to be replaced or if there was a way to replace the fan/motor assembly for less than the cost of a replacement compressor. Low and behold the very first YouTube video I came across, there's a guys describing the exact same set of symptoms, first the fan didn't turn on, he pushed it like I did and it ran for about another month, then the entire unit stopped working. He replaced the capacitor while videoing the repair and within ten minutes he had the unit running. Needless to say, I did the exact same thing and had my system running in 5. The biggest issue was finding the right one and then deciding which brand to trust. I called Carrier to try to find the OEM part number without having to open the unit up until I was ready to fix it. They refused to give it to me due to liability (such BS, my warranty is over), they obviously did not want to take business away from their dealers. I was able to get the part number from a distributor and also found out that Carrier doesn't make their own parts anyway and typically uses multiple Chinese made brands. I chose this one due to it's popularity among HVAC companies. Works like a charm.. I bought two so I'd have a spare at the ready in the event the same thing happens again.. 4 screws and less than 10 minutes of work and I saved myself $300+ on this repair. I won't know the reliability of the part until the unit is running until the temperature changes. but for now, the problem has been resolved with a $6 part ($8 with Prime Delivery). As for the guy who came to fix it the last time this happened, he obviously did not know what he was doing. Screwed up my Smart Thermostat and ended installing the old Honeywell unit thinking it was the stat that was causing the unit not to kick on. I guy I will be doing my own HVAC repairs from now on unless the unit need to be replaced or it's too hot to go into the attack (but then I'd just at night when it's cooler).

## Features

- RELIABLE - 60,000 hours operational life
- FLEXIBLE - Titan PRO 440/370 volt design reduces inventory Titan PRO 370 volt offers best in class
- Built to the toughest international standards for AC motor run capacitors including EIA-456-A and
- EIA-456-A and IEC 60252-1:2001
- Heavy-edged metalized polypropylene film is used for the dielectric

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B009558G84 |
| Batteries | 1 Unknown batteries required. |
| Best Sellers Rank | #23,910 in Industrial & Scientific ( See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific ) #66 in Industrial Electrical Capacitors |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (1,844) |
| Date First Available | September 2, 2012 |
| Item Weight | 0.2 ounces |
| Item model number | TRCFD455 |
| Manufacturer | Titan Pro |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TRCFD455 |
| Maximum Voltage | 370 Volts |
| Model | TITAN PRO Packard TRCFD455 45+5MFD 440/370V Round Run Capacitor Replaces PRCFD455, 1 Count (Pack of 1), No Color |
| Mounting Type | Through-Hole Mount |
| Product Dimensions | 3.74"W x 2.5"H |
| UPC | 840899104645 |
| Upper Temperature Rating | 221 Degrees Fahrenheit |
| Voltage | 370 Volts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Titan
- **Capacitance:** 45 Microfarad
- **Material:** Heavy-edged metalized polypropylene film
- **Operating Voltage:** 370 Volts
- **Shape:** Round

## Images

![PRO, 1 Count (Pack of 1), No Color Packard TRCFD455 45+5MFD 440/370V Round Run Capacitor Replaces PRCFD455 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61bSiueFPNL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Why are some capacitors marked 440 / 370 & some specificaly say 440 on it or 370 only. Can 370/440 be used for either?**
A: Yes. This designates the maximum voltage it can tolerate so the dual voltage would replace either one.

**Q: Do you have 40 and 35 UF capacitors for sale?**
A: No

**Q: Is it safe to replace a trcfd7075 70+7.5 mfd 440/370vac 60/50hz with this part? not sure what the difference is?**
A: You will way undersize if replace a 70mfd with a 45mfd. The compressor or motor may not start and will overheat. You must replace one size with the same mfd. The difference is the capacitance with the 70 being much more than a 45.

**Q: 25hbc536a300 what ton is this**
A: Mine is a 3.5 ton Goodman.  But you really need to see what the specs call for -- try entering a search online for Start Capacitor for 25hbc536a300.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Quick, Inexpensive Fix for My AC
*by J***B on August 26, 2025*

My AC stopped working earlier this summer, and this capacitor was an inexpensive, direct, quick swap compared to a service call. It fit right in place of the old one, and my unit was back up and running within minutes. Ordering online was also faster than waiting for a technician in the middle of a heat wave. Happy family = 5 stars. This is a high-voltage component, so you need to know what you’re doing and take proper safety precautions. If you’re not comfortable working around electricity, it’s best to have a professional handle it. Pros: Direct replacement, easy install Saved money vs a service call Faster than scheduling a technician Unit running like normal again Cons: Requires electrical knowledge and safety precautions Bottom Line: If you’re experienced with HVAC repairs, this capacitor is a simple, cost-effective way to get your AC running again.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This $8 part saved me a $350 service call.
*by J***N on October 14, 2018*

I have a very large home (7300sf) with dual phase Carrier AC system for the first and lower level, and a second system (heat pump) for the 2nd floor and loft level. Last summer the upper level unit stopped working. Called an AC tech who took roughly two hours to figure out what was wrong. The outside unit stopped cutting on. Finally he replaced the capacitor and $350 later the AC was working again. Fast forward 8 months later. The same thing began to happen with the unit for the first and lower level. I was standing out front and could hear a whining sound coming from the side of the house. I went to investigate. The fan on the compressor appeared as if it was stuck. I pulled the breaker and stuck a rod through the top grill to push the blade to see if the fan motor had seized up. I was able to move it and pushed it until it made a single revolution. I put the breaker back in and the unit kicked on with the fan running. 2 months later I noticed that the first floor of house was warm although the AC was running. I checked the temp of the air coming out of the register and found it to be warm. I checked the unit outside and sure enough not only was the fan not spinning, the was not running at all. Immediately I'm thinking the entire compressor is gone, which I had already thought would eventually happen but simply monitored it listening for the whining and humming sound I heard before. I contacted an AC tech that I used in the past since I knew he'd give me a far price, but for some reason the guy couldn't make it that day. But then he never came when he said he would nor did he return any of our calls. We had a friend reach out to someone who knew a guy, who knew a guy yada, yada... At this point the outside temperature was getting milder due to the amount and frequency of rain here on the east coast so there was no rush to spend upwards of $3000 to have the unit replaced. I just so happened to google the symptoms trying to determine if the entire unit needed to be replaced or if there was a way to replace the fan/motor assembly for less than the cost of a replacement compressor. Low and behold the very first YouTube video I came across, there's a guys describing the exact same set of symptoms, first the fan didn't turn on, he pushed it like I did and it ran for about another month, then the entire unit stopped working. He replaced the capacitor while videoing the repair and within ten minutes he had the unit running. Needless to say, I did the exact same thing and had my system running in 5. The biggest issue was finding the right one and then deciding which brand to trust. I called Carrier to try to find the OEM part number without having to open the unit up until I was ready to fix it. They refused to give it to me due to liability (such BS, my warranty is over), they obviously did not want to take business away from their dealers. I was able to get the part number from a distributor and also found out that Carrier doesn't make their own parts anyway and typically uses multiple Chinese made brands. I chose this one due to it's popularity among HVAC companies. Works like a charm.. I bought two so I'd have a spare at the ready in the event the same thing happens again.. 4 screws and less than 10 minutes of work and I saved myself $300+ on this repair. I won't know the reliability of the part until the unit is running until the temperature changes. but for now, the problem has been resolved with a $6 part ($8 with Prime Delivery). As for the guy who came to fix it the last time this happened, he obviously did not know what he was doing. Screwed up my Smart Thermostat and ended installing the old Honeywell unit thinking it was the stat that was causing the unit not to kick on. I guy I will be doing my own HVAC repairs from now on unless the unit need to be replaced or it's too hot to go into the attack (but then I'd just at night when it's cooler).

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great item
*by A***R on November 17, 2025*

Worked as it should

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