Dayton
Dayton 2RDZ7 30 in Oscillating Pedestal Fan
Oscillating pedestal fan with 30 in blade diameter, three speeds up to 7450 CFM and quiet operation as low as 50.3 dBA
- styleOscillating
- typeQuiet Design
- Quiet operation at 50.3 dBA on low speed
- 30-inch blade diameter moves up to 7450 CFM on high
- Three speed settings with 2.2 / 1.6 / 0.6 amp draw
- Pedestal mount adjusts to 78 inches overall height
- Direct-drive 1/4 hp motor runs at 1010 / 860 / 530 RPM
Industrial Pedestal Fan
The Dayton 2RDZ7 is a 30 inch oscillating pedestal fan built for light industrial use. It delivers three speed settings with a quiet-design motor that runs on 115V AC single-phase power. The direct-drive, permanent split capacitor motor provides reliable airflow for warehouses, workshops or large commercial spaces.
Suited for high-volume air circulation
This unit suits facilities that need steady, wide-area cooling at moderate noise levels. It is not intended for buyers who need variable-speed control beyond three fixed settings or who require a fan rated for hazardous or wet locations. The stationary pedestal mount also limits portability compared to wheeled or wall-mounted alternatives.
Airflow capacity and limits
At high speed the fan moves 7450 CFM with a 700 fpm velocity at 20 feet, dropping to 3450 CFM and 300 fpm on low. The 1/4 hp motor draws 2.2 amps at 245 watts on high, 1.6 amps at 185 watts on medium and 0.6 amps at 70 watts on low. Sound output ranges from 67.9 dBA down to 50.3 dBA, and the motor is rated for ambient temperatures up to 130 degrees F.
Highlights
- Quiet operation at 50.3 dBA on low speed
- 30-inch blade diameter moves up to 7450 CFM on high
- Three speed settings with 2.2 / 1.6 / 0.6 amp draw
- Pedestal mount adjusts to 78 inches overall height
- Direct-drive 1/4 hp motor runs at 1010 / 860 / 530 RPM
Specifications
| Brand | Dayton |
|---|---|
| style | Oscillating |
| type | Quiet Design |
Questions about this item
What power supply do I need for the 115V AC motor?
The fan requires a standard 115V AC, 60 Hz single-phase circuit capable of supplying up to 2.2 amps at high speed.
Will the 7450 CFM high-speed airflow overwhelm a smaller room?
At high speed the fan moves 7450 CFM with 700 fpm velocity at 20 ft; lower speeds drop to 3450 CFM and 300 fpm for gentler circulation.
How can I confirm the motor is running at the correct RPM after installation?
The motor should run near 1010 RPM on high, 860 RPM on medium and 530 RPM on low; sound levels of 67.9, 64.4 and 50.3 dBA match those speeds.
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