Dayton
Dayton 2ATB6 Ceiling Fan Guard 16 in 19 in Steel Gray
Steel guard with powder-coated finish fits 16 in fans and spans 19 in diameter
- typeAir Circulator
- Protects 16 in fan blades with 19 in steel guard
- OSHA compliant design meets workplace safety standards
- Durable powder-coated steel resists corrosion and wear
- Includes front and rear sections for complete coverage
- Mounting slots at 2 1/16 in and 4 in centres simplify installation
Guard for 16 in blade diameter
This steel guard fits ceiling fans with a 16 inch blade diameter and provides a 19 inch overall guard diameter. It is designed as a front and rear accessory for air circulators in commercial or industrial settings.
Steel construction with powder coated finish
The guard is made from steel with a 0.09 inch gauge and a gray polyester powder coated finish for corrosion resistance. Mounting slots are spaced at 2 1/16 inch and 4 inch on centre to align with compatible fan housings. The set includes one front section and one rear section.
Check fan diameter and mounting pattern
Verify that the existing fan has a 16 inch blade diameter before ordering. Confirm the mounting hole centres match the 2 1/16 inch and 4 inch slot spacing on the guard. This product carries a California Proposition 65 warning for chemicals known to cause cancer and reproductive harm.
Highlights
- Protects 16 in fan blades with 19 in steel guard
- OSHA compliant design meets workplace safety standards
- Durable powder-coated steel resists corrosion and wear
- Includes front and rear sections for complete coverage
- Mounting slots at 2 1/16 in and 4 in centres simplify installation
Specifications
| Brand | Dayton |
|---|---|
| type | Air Circulator |
Questions about this item
What does OSHA compliance mean for this 19 in steel guard?
The guard meets OSHA safety standards for industrial fan protection, helping facilities satisfy workplace safety regulations.
What are the mounting slot centres for the 16 in fan guard?
Mounting slots are spaced at 2 1/16 in and 4 in on-centre dimensions for front and rear sections.
How do the front and rear sections attach to the fan?
Both sections bolt to the fan frame using the slotted mounting holes; a common error is misaligning the 2 1/16 in and 4 in slot patterns before tightening.
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