Dayton
Dayton 1TDR2 Rectangular OEM Blower ceiling fan
Rectangular OEM blower delivers up to 229 cfm airflow at 1400 RPM with direct-drive steel construction
- typeHigh Temperature
- High airflow of 229 cfm at zero static pressure
- Consistent delivery of 220 cfm at 0.100 in SP
- Strong output of 207 cfm at 0.250 in SP
- Reliable performance of 198 cfm at 0.400 in SP
- Direct-drive motor runs at 1400 RPM for efficient operation
Dayton 1TDR2 Rectangular OEM Blower
The Dayton 1TDR2 is a rectangular OEM blower designed for direct-drive installation in equipment that requires focused airflow. It operates at 1400 RPM on single-phase power and is classified as a high-temperature model suitable for demanding environments.
Sustained airflow across static pressure
The blower delivers 229 cfm at .000 in SP and maintains 220 cfm at .100 in SP. Output holds at 207 cfm at .250 in SP, 198 cfm at .400 in SP, and 184 cfm at .500 in SP, showing a gradual decline as resistance increases.
Replaces worn direct-drive blowers
This unit serves as a direct replacement for failed or aging rectangular blowers in OEM assemblies where the same wheel diameter and mounting pattern apply. The jump is worth it when the existing blower can no longer meet the required cfm at the system's operating static pressure.
Highlights
- High airflow of 229 cfm at zero static pressure
- Consistent delivery of 220 cfm at 0.100 in SP
- Strong output of 207 cfm at 0.250 in SP
- Reliable performance of 198 cfm at 0.400 in SP
- Direct-drive motor runs at 1400 RPM for efficient operation
Specifications
| Brand | Dayton |
|---|---|
| type | High Temperature |
Questions about this item
How much heat and noise does the 1400 RPM direct-drive blower generate when running continuously?
The forward-curved wheel delivers 229 cfm at zero static pressure and 220 cfm at 0.100 in SP, moving air efficiently at 1400 RPM with direct-drive simplicity that avoids belt noise.
What power supply and mounting arrangement are needed to install this rectangular OEM blower?
It operates on single-phase power and ships fully assembled, so only a suitable 1-phase supply and a secure mounting surface for the rectangular housing are required.
Will the 7-inch wheel and 184–229 cfm airflow range work with my existing ductwork and filters?
At 0.400 in SP the blower still provides 198 cfm and at 0.500 in SP 184 cfm, so it maintains useful flow through typical duct resistance and filter loading.
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