AC capacitor question

[Mike67]

I have a Comfort MODEL NAC036AKC3 AC. I would like to get a spare capacitor.My problem is it was replaced about a year ago, and the old one that was taken out has this on it.
97F9970                       
50uf  5uf  370VAC                               
+06 - 06%   50/60Hz                                   
Protected  P968
S10000AFC    DIELEKTROL                   
HC98JA051D
I am not sure if they replaced it with the same one or not.
 Looking on the internet for a new one all the parts places say the one that fits that model is Dual, Round, 370 Volts, 35/3 Microfarads.Also one site said Dual, Round, 440 Volts, 35/5 Microfarads. My question is the difference in Microfarads.
My AC works fine but i'm not sure what to get for a spare.Can I replace a 370v 50/5 with a 370 35/3 or 440 35/5?
Thank you for any help you can give.

[scrapiron]

Stay with the 370v 50/5. You can go higher in voltage rating, but don't go less on the MFD rating. It's important for the proper operation of the compressor and the fan motor.

[Mike67]

Thank you for your help I will get a 370v 50/5.

[Tjreardon]

Make sure you get a U.S. made capacitor or you will be replacing it again after one season.

[jagboy69]

Keep in mind, the 50uf is for the compressor and the 5 is for the fan motor.  You can string caps together to get what you need.  If you want spares, just get a couple of 50's and a couple of 5's.  You pay extra for dual run caps.  I avoid them when I can.  Just need to make one jumper wire for the Common.  ;-)

[dennispalmer]

I think going or stay with 370v 50/5 capacitor would be the best possible option because it is the compatible version for your system.