Dayton
Dayton 1VCG8 30" Industrial Ceiling Fan 208-230/460V 3-Phase
A 30-inch industrial ceiling fan delivering 9450 CFM on 208-230/460V three-phase power
- styleNon-oscillating
- typeIndustrial
- 30-inch blade diameter moves 9450 CFM for large-space airflow
- Direct-drive 1/2 hp motor runs at 1100 RPM with 430 watts
- Three-phase 208-230/460 VAC supply draws 2.2-2.2/1.1 operating amps
- Non-oscillating stationary design delivers focused 755 fpm velocity at 20 feet
- 75 dBA sound level suits industrial environments up to 104 °F ambient
Industrial 30 in ceiling fan
The Dayton 1VCG8 is a stationary industrial ceiling fan built for warehouses workshops and large commercial spaces. Its 30 in blade diameter moves up to 9450 CFM on a single speed setting. The unit operates on 208-230/460 V AC three-phase power and mounts directly to a structural support.
Thermals noise and power draw
The motor draws 430 W at 2.2 A on 230 V or 1.1 A on 460 V while spinning at 1100 RPM. Sound output measures 75 dBA at full speed. Maximum ambient temperature is rated at 104 F so the fan continues running in hot environments without thermal shutdown.
Build quality and mounting implications
A steel housing and direct-drive design eliminate belts or gearboxes that wear over time. The fan head measures 33 in wide by 33 in deep with a maximum depth of 13-9/16 in. The fan-head-only mounting style requires a suitable beam or bracket and three-phase wiring infrastructure on site.
Highlights
- 30-inch blade diameter moves 9450 CFM for large-space airflow
- Direct-drive 1/2 hp motor runs at 1100 RPM with 430 watts
- Three-phase 208-230/460 VAC supply draws 2.2-2.2/1.1 operating amps
- Non-oscillating stationary design delivers focused 755 fpm velocity at 20 feet
- 75 dBA sound level suits industrial environments up to 104 °F ambient
Specifications
| Brand | Dayton |
|---|---|
| style | Non-oscillating |
| type | Industrial |
Questions about this item
How is the 30" fan head mounted to a ceiling, and which step is often missed?
The unit is a fan-head-only design that bolts to a separately purchased downrod or ceiling bracket; the step often missed is confirming the structure can support the 33 in. width and 13-9/16 in. depth before lifting the 1/2 hp motor into place.
What maintenance will the direct-drive motor need over time?
The 3-phase, direct-drive motor has no belts to replace; periodic maintenance is limited to cleaning the steel blades and guards, checking mounting bolts for vibration loosening, and verifying the 2.2-2.2/1.1 amp draw remains balanced across phases.
At what point does the 104 °F ambient limit become the first constraint during continuous operation?
When the surrounding air reaches 104 °F the motor hits its maximum rated ambient temperature; beyond that the 1/2 hp, 430 W motor cannot dissipate heat fast enough even though the 9450 CFM airflow and 75 dBA sound level remain unchanged.
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