Dayton
Dayton 450Z10 Inline Centrifugal Duct Blower 10 in
Inline centrifugal duct blower with steel housing fits 8-inch duct, delivers up to 371 CFM at zero static pressure on 120 V power
- Delivers up to 371 CFM at zero static pressure
- Maintains 337 CFM at 0.100 in. SP for real-world duct runs
- Steel housing withstands continuous 2500 RPM operation
- Single-speed 120 V motor draws only 0.68 A and 84 W
- Fits 8 in. duct with 13 in. housing diameter
Inline Centrifugal Duct Blower
The Dayton 450Z10 is a new inline centrifugal duct blower designed for HVAC air movement. It features a steel housing and operates on 120 Volt power with a single speed motor running at 2500 RPM. The unit fits 8 inch diameter ductwork and has a housing diameter of 13 inches with a 10 inch length.
Suits Ducted Exhaust And Supply
This blower suits installations needing inline airflow through 8 inch ducts at 120 Volts. It is not for systems requiring variable speed control or higher static pressure performance beyond the listed CFM ratings. Buyers needing different voltage, duct sizes, or multi-speed operation should look at other models.
Airflow At Static Pressure Decides Fit
The single specification that decides fit is the airflow curve across static pressure. At 0.000 in. SP it delivers 371 CFM, dropping to 337 CFM at 0.100, 304 CFM at 0.125, 298 CFM at 0.200, 261 CFM at 0.250, 225 CFM at 0.375, 189 CFM at 0.400 and 0.450, 148 CFM at 0.500, 113 CFM at 0.600, 75 CFM at 0.750, and 37 CFM at 0.800 in. SP.
Highlights
- Delivers up to 371 CFM at zero static pressure
- Maintains 337 CFM at 0.100 in. SP for real-world duct runs
- Steel housing withstands continuous 2500 RPM operation
- Single-speed 120 V motor draws only 0.68 A and 84 W
- Fits 8 in. duct with 13 in. housing diameter
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What comes in the box with the Dayton 450Z10 blower and what must be purchased separately?
The box contains the inline centrifugal duct blower with steel housing rated for 120 V operation. Ducting, clamps, mounting hardware and any speed control are not included and must be sourced separately.
How do I choose between the CFM ratings listed at different static pressures for this 10 inch blower?
Match the static pressure of your duct system to the nearest SP column; for example at 0.250 in. SP the blower delivers 261 CFM while at 0.500 in. SP it drops to 148 CFM.
What does the 371 CFM at 0.000 in. SP mean once the fan is installed in real ductwork?
That 371 CFM is the free-air maximum; once ducting adds resistance the airflow falls — at a typical 0.250 in. SP you would see about 261 CFM and at 0.500 in. SP roughly 148 CFM.
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