Dayton
Dayton 15 in Double Inlet Forward Curve Belt Drive Less Motor Blower
A 15-inch double-inlet forward-curve belt-drive blower housing supplied without a motor for custom installation
- typeDouble Inlet Forward Curve, Belt Drive, Less Motor
- Double inlet design moves more air per rotation
- Belt drive isolates vibration for quieter operation
- Galvanised steel housing resists corrosion in harsh environments
- Ball bearings extend service life under continuous duty
- Multi-position mounting adapts to duct layout constraints
Product identity
This Dayton blower is a 15 inch double-inlet forward-curve unit with belt drive and no motor included. It is built for installers who need a bare wheel and housing to pair with their own drive selection. The galvanized-steel housing supports multiposition mounting and handles inlet temperatures up to 150 degrees F.
Best-fit and limits
It suits projects where a custom motor, speed control or specific voltage is required and the builder can supply the drive components. It is not for buyers who want a complete plug-and-play fan assembly or who need an integrated motor with factory wiring.
Build integration
The 1 inch shaft diameter and ball bearings accept standard pulleys and belts for flexible speed tuning. Multiposition mounting lets the housing fit various duct orientations while the galvanized finish resists corrosion in ambient temperatures up to 104 degrees F.
Highlights
- Double inlet design moves more air per rotation
- Belt drive isolates vibration for quieter operation
- Galvanised steel housing resists corrosion in harsh environments
- Ball bearings extend service life under continuous duty
- Multi-position mounting adapts to duct layout constraints
Specifications
| Brand | Dayton |
|---|---|
| type | Double Inlet Forward Curve, Belt Drive, Less Motor |
Questions about this item
What size motor pulley and belt do I need to match the 1 in shaft on this blower?
The blower has a 1 in shaft diameter, so select a pulley with a 1 in bore and a belt profile that fits the pulley groove and your motor shaft.
Will the 15 1/16 in wheel and 14 11/16 in discharge fit the ductwork from my older 15 in blower?
The wheel is 15 1/16 in and the discharge opening is 14 11/16 in wide by 9 11/16 in high, so compare those dimensions to your existing duct flanges.
How can I confirm the blower is running correctly once it is installed?
Verify the wheel spins freely on the ball bearings, check that airflow exits the 14 11/16 in discharge, and ensure housing temperature stays below the 150 °F inlet limit.
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