Dayton
Dayton 1TDN6 Round OEM Blower 3105 RPM Direct Drive Steel
Delivers up to 51 cfm at zero static pressure with a 3,105 rpm direct-drive steel wheel
- typeHigh Temperature
- Direct-drive design reduces maintenance with no belts or pulleys
- 3105 RPM motor delivers 51 cfm airflow at zero static pressure
- Forward-curved wheel provides 48 cfm at 0.100 in SP for ducted applications
- Steel housing withstands high-temperature environments for industrial durability
- Assembled unit installs immediately without additional drive components
Dayton 1TDN6 OEM Blower
The Dayton 1TDN6 is a round OEM blower designed for high-temperature environments. It operates at 3105 RPM with a direct-drive motor and single-speed operation. The steel construction suits industrial ventilation needs where consistent airflow is required.
Installation checks
Verify the 3-inch wheel diameter fits your duct or housing opening. Confirm the system can accommodate the blower's airflow curve, which ranges from 51 cfm at .000 in SP down to 23 cfm at .500 in SP. Ensure single-phase power matches your supply and that mounting points align with the assembled unit.
Suitability
This blower suits installers needing a compact, high-RPM direct-drive unit for ducted exhaust or intake in elevated-temperature settings. It is not for buyers who need variable-speed control, higher static-pressure performance beyond the listed curve, or a blower certified for hazardous-location use.
Highlights
- Direct-drive design reduces maintenance with no belts or pulleys
- 3105 RPM motor delivers 51 cfm airflow at zero static pressure
- Forward-curved wheel provides 48 cfm at 0.100 in SP for ducted applications
- Steel housing withstands high-temperature environments for industrial durability
- Assembled unit installs immediately without additional drive components
Specifications
| Brand | Dayton |
|---|---|
| type | High Temperature |
Questions about this item
Does the Dayton 1TDN6 blower ship fully assembled or do I need to fit a drive package?
The unit arrives assembled and the spec lists the drive package as not applicable, so no separate drive components are required.
Which static-pressure point should I use to size ductwork for the Dayton 1TDN6?
At 0.100 in SP the blower delivers 48 cfm, at 0.250 in SP it provides 40.5 cfm, and at 0.400 in SP it drops to 34 cfm.
What airflow can I expect from the Dayton 1TDN6 once it is installed in a system with typical duct resistance?
With 0.250 in SP of resistance the blower moves 40.5 cfm, falling to 34 cfm at 0.400 in SP and 23 cfm at 0.500 in SP.
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