Dayton
Dayton 34G194 OEM Replacement Motor 19 W 1050 RPM 115V 1.8A
OEM replacement motor delivers 19 W at 1050 RPM on 115 V AC drawing 1.8 A
- typeClosed Base
- OEM replacement ensures direct fit for compatible units
- 19 W motor delivers efficient airflow performance
- 1050 RPM speed provides consistent cooling operation
- 115 V AC input matches standard household power
- 8 A full-load current supports reliable continuous use
Dayton 34G194 OEM Replacement Motor
The Dayton 34G194 is an OEM replacement motor rated at 19 W and 1050 RPM for 115V AC single-phase operation. It serves as a direct swap for compatible fan assemblies requiring a closed-base design. The unit draws 1.8 A at full load.
Sustained load behaviour
Under continuous operation the motor maintains its 1050 RPM nameplate speed at the rated 19 W output. Single-phase construction delivers steady torque without the cyclic dips seen in shaded-pole designs. The 1.8 A draw remains stable once the windings reach thermal equilibrium.
Thermals noise and power
Normal running temperature stays within the insulation class limits for the enclosed frame. Acoustic output is limited to bearing and airflow noise with no electronic switching harmonics. Power consumption holds at approximately 19 W input when driving the intended fan load.
Highlights
- OEM replacement ensures direct fit for compatible units
- 19 W motor delivers efficient airflow performance
- 1050 RPM speed provides consistent cooling operation
- 115 V AC input matches standard household power
- 8 A full-load current supports reliable continuous use
Specifications
| Brand | DAYTON |
|---|---|
| type | Closed Base |
Questions about this item
How much power does the 19 W motor draw when running continuously at 115 V?
The motor is rated at 19 W and 1.8 A full-load current at 115 V AC, so expect roughly that wattage during all-day operation.
Does the 34G194 motor include a capacitor or mounting hardware, or must I supply them?
The listing describes only the closed-base motor itself; any required run capacitor, mounting brackets or wiring are not included.
Will this 1050 RPM replacement match the shaft size and rotation of my existing Dayton fan?
As an OEM replacement it is built to Dayton's original specifications, but you should verify shaft diameter and rotation direction against the old motor before installing.
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