Dayton
Dayton 24 In 3 Phase Ceiling Fan
Direct-drive reversible ceiling fan moves up to 5,025 CFM exhaust or 4,261 CFM supply at 208-230/460 V three-phase power
- typeDirect Drive Reversible
- Direct drive reversible design simplifies maintenance and reduces mechanical wear
- Delivers 5025 CFM exhaust and 4261 CFM supply at zero static pressure
- Operates on 208-230/460V three-phase power for industrial electrical systems
- Totally enclosed air-over motor with ball bearings rated for 104°F ambient temperature
- Compact 28×28×14⅞ inch footprint fits standard ceiling installations
24-inch 3-phase exhaust and supply fan
This Dayton fan moves air in both exhaust and supply directions using a direct-drive reversible motor. It is built for commercial or industrial spaces that need controllable ventilation at 24-inch blade diameter.
Airflow drops as static pressure rises
At zero static pressure the unit delivers 5025 CFM exhaust and 4261 CFM supply. At 0.250 inches of water column those figures fall to 3731 CFM exhaust and 3392 CFM supply, so duct resistance directly limits installed performance.
Replaces belt-drive units where maintenance access
The direct-drive design removes belts and pulleys, cutting service time in tight plenums. The jump is worth it when the 104-degree Fahrenheit ambient limit and 1/2 hp motor match the load without oversizing.
Highlights
- Direct drive reversible design simplifies maintenance and reduces mechanical wear
- Delivers 5025 CFM exhaust and 4261 CFM supply at zero static pressure
- Operates on 208-230/460V three-phase power for industrial electrical systems
- Totally enclosed air-over motor with ball bearings rated for 104°F ambient temperature
- Compact 28×28×14⅞ inch footprint fits standard ceiling installations
Specifications
| Brand | Dayton |
|---|---|
| type | Direct Drive Reversible |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 208-230V or 460V wiring for my 24 in ceiling fan?
The motor runs on 208-230V AC at 2.1-2.3 amps or 460V AC at 1.2 amps; match the supply voltage to your building's three-phase service.
What airflow will I actually get from the 5025 CFM rating once the fan is installed?
At zero static pressure the fan moves 5025 CFM exhaust or 4261 CFM supply; at 0.250 in. SP it delivers 3731 CFM exhaust or 3392 CFM supply.
How does the three-phase motor affect speed control on this 24 in unit?
The 1/2 hp motor runs at a fixed 1150 RPM on three-phase power; speed variation requires a compatible variable-frequency drive.
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