Dayton
Dayton 10 In 730 CFM Exhaust Fan
A 10-inch medium-duty direct-drive exhaust fan moving 730 CFM at 9.4 sones with galvanized steel frame and aluminum blades
- typeMedium Duty Direct Drive
- Moves 730 CFM for strong exhaust performance
- Direct drive design reduces mechanical complexity
- Aluminium blades resist corrosion in damp areas
- Galvanised steel frame adds structural rigidity
- Operates at 9.4 sones for moderate noise output
10 Inch Medium Duty Exhaust Fan
The Dayton 10 inch exhaust fan uses a direct-drive motor to deliver 730 CFM airflow for general ventilation. Its galvanized steel frame and aluminum blades resist corrosion in damp environments. A zinc-plated steel guard protects the intake side. The unit arrives fully assembled and ready for duct connection.
Suited for continuous air exchange
This fan fits installations that need steady exhaust at 730 CFM through a 10 inch duct. The 9.4 sone noise level suits utility areas where quiet operation is not critical. Buyers who need speed control, a built-in dehumidistat or lower sound output should consider other models. The direct-drive design eliminates belt maintenance for simpler upkeep.
730 CFM at zero static pressure
Rated airflow reaches 752 CFM at 0.000 in SP, giving 730 CFM under typical free-air conditions. This single figure determines whether the fan can meet the ventilation target for the space. California Proposition 65 warnings apply to chemicals in the product.
Highlights
- Moves 730 CFM for strong exhaust performance
- Direct drive design reduces mechanical complexity
- Aluminium blades resist corrosion in damp areas
- Galvanised steel frame adds structural rigidity
- Operates at 9.4 sones for moderate noise output
Specifications
| Brand | Dayton |
|---|---|
| type | Medium Duty Direct Drive |
Questions about this item
Does the 10-inch aluminum blade or the direct-drive motor need periodic lubrication or replacement?
The direct-drive design has no belts or pulleys to service, and the aluminum blade is fixed to the motor shaft, so routine maintenance is limited to keeping the intake guard clear of debris.
At what static pressure does the 730 CFM rating drop off during continuous operation?
The published airflow of 752 cfm is measured at 0.000 in SP; any duct resistance will reduce output, so the practical limit appears as soon as static pressure rises above zero.
How loud is the fan at 9.4 sones when it runs all day in a residential ceiling?
At 9.4 sones the unit produces a noticeable but moderate hum comparable to a busy office, and the galvanized steel frame helps dissipate motor heat during extended use.
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