Dayton
Dayton 14 in Exhaust Fan 1066 CFM
Medium-duty direct-drive exhaust fan moves 1066 CFM through a 14-inch aluminum blade at 9.4 sones
- typeMedium Duty Direct Drive
- 14 in blade diameter moves 1066 CFM for strong airflow
- Direct-drive motor cuts maintenance with fewer moving parts
- Galvanized steel frame resists corrosion in damp spaces
- 4 sones rating keeps noise at moderate levels
- 14 1/4 in duct connection fits standard ventilation openings
14 in Direct Drive Exhaust Fan
This Dayton exhaust fan uses a 14 inch aluminium blade on a direct drive motor to move air through a 14 1/4 inch duct. The galvanised steel frame and zinc plated steel guard suit medium duty ventilation in workshops, garages or commercial spaces. It arrives assembled and ready to install.
Sustained airflow at zero static pressure
At 0.000 in SP the fan delivers 1152 cfm with a sound output of 9.4 sones. Direct drive construction removes belt wear so output stays consistent over long runs without tension adjustments or slippage losses. The aluminium blade resists corrosion in humid exhaust streams.
Replaces belt drive or smaller propeller units
Builders upgrading from belt driven models eliminate pulley maintenance and gain a slimmer profile for tight plenums. The jump is worth it when duct runs are short and static pressure stays near zero; ducted systems with significant resistance will need a higher pressure rated fan instead.
Highlights
- 14 in blade diameter moves 1066 CFM for strong airflow
- Direct-drive motor cuts maintenance with fewer moving parts
- Galvanized steel frame resists corrosion in damp spaces
- 4 sones rating keeps noise at moderate levels
- 14 1/4 in duct connection fits standard ventilation openings
Specifications
| Brand | Dayton |
|---|---|
| type | Medium Duty Direct Drive |
Questions about this item
How loud is the 9.4 sone rating when this 14 in exhaust fan runs continuously?
At 9.4 sones the unit produces a noticeable but moderate sound level typical for medium-duty direct-drive fans moving high volumes of air.
What ductwork must I already have to install this 14 in exhaust fan?
The fan requires a 14 1/4 in round duct connection; ensure your existing duct matches that diameter for proper fit.
Will the galvanized steel frame and zinc-plated steel guard hold up next to older aluminum ducting?
Yes, the galvanized frame and zinc-plated guard are corrosion-resistant and compatible with standard aluminum duct systems.
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