Dayton
Dayton 10E023 High Temperature Exhaust/Supply Fan 16 in
High-temperature exhaust and supply fan with a 16-inch blade delivering up to 2737 CFM at zero static pressure
- typeHigh Temperature
- High airflow capacity with 2737 CFM exhaust at zero static pressure
- Efficient supply performance delivering 2410 CFM at zero static pressure
- Maintains strong exhaust flow of 2190 CFM at 0.250 in. SP
- Reliable supply airflow of 2035 CFM at 0.250 in. SP
- Operates in high-temperature environments up to 104 degrees Fahrenheit
Dayton 10E023 16-Inch High-Temperature Fan
The Dayton 10E023 is a 16-inch direct-drive reversible fan built for exhaust or supply duties in high-temperature environments. Its totally enclosed air-over motor and ball bearings are rated for ambient conditions up to 104 degrees F. Dual-voltage 115/230V AC operation draws 3.3 or 1.7 amps respectively, fitting standard industrial wiring.
Upgrade from belt-drive or lower-temp units
This model replaces belt-driven fans that need periodic tensioning and lubrication, cutting maintenance time. The jump is worth it when the application sees sustained heat that would shorten the life of standard open motors, or when reversible airflow lets one unit handle both exhaust and supply roles without re-piping.
2737 CFM free air with headroom to 0.25 in. SP
At zero static pressure the fan moves 2737 CFM exhaust or 2410 CFM supply at 1750 RPM. Against 0.250 in. SP it still delivers 2190 CFM exhaust and 2035 CFM supply, covering many ducted runs. The 1/3 hp motor runs out when system resistance climbs higher or when ambient temperatures exceed the 104-degree rating.
Highlights
- High airflow capacity with 2737 CFM exhaust at zero static pressure
- Efficient supply performance delivering 2410 CFM at zero static pressure
- Maintains strong exhaust flow of 2190 CFM at 0.250 in. SP
- Reliable supply airflow of 2035 CFM at 0.250 in. SP
- Operates in high-temperature environments up to 104 degrees Fahrenheit
Specifications
| Brand | Dayton |
|---|---|
| type | High Temperature |
Questions about this item
What ceiling opening or curb size is required for the 16 in blade diameter?
The unit measures 20 in height by 20 in width, so the roof or ceiling opening must accommodate at least a 20 in square footprint for the galvanized frame.
How do I wire the motor for 115 V or 230 V operation and which step is often missed?
The dual-voltage motor draws 3.3 A at 115 V or 1.7 A at 230 V; the step frequently missed is moving the internal jumper links to match the supply voltage before applying power.
When should the ball bearings be relubricated or the motor replaced?
With ball bearings in a totally enclosed air-over enclosure and a 104 °F max ambient, inspect bearings annually and plan motor replacement if vibration or noise appears after extended high-temperature duty.
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