Dayton
Dayton 5JLN3 Propeller 5 1/2 In 3/16 In Bore
5½-inch four-blade plastic propeller rated for 200 CFM at 3000 RPM and 200 °F
- typeHigh Temperature
- Delivers 200 cfm airflow at 3000 RPM
- Withstands 200 °F ambient temperature for high-heat use
- Four-blade plastic propeller ensures balanced air movement
- 3/16 in bore fits motor shaft via press fit
- Designed for 1/70 hp motor compatibility
Dayton 5JLN3 Propeller for Ceiling Fans
This replacement propeller fits ceiling fans that require a 5 1/2 inch diameter and a 3/16 inch bore. It attaches by press fit onto the motor shaft and rotates counter-clockwise when facing the discharge. The unit is designed for high-temperature environments and is sold as a new component.
Airflow capacity and motor headroom
The propeller delivers 200 CFM at 3000 RPM using four plastic blades and is rated for a maximum ambient temperature of 200 degrees Fahrenheit. It is engineered to operate with a motor of 1/70 horsepower, providing adequate headroom within that power envelope. Installations demanding higher airflow, faster rotation speeds, or operation beyond the stated temperature limit will exceed its design capacity.
Included fitment and material changes
The white plastic construction reduces weight and resists corrosion in humid or heated spaces. A press-fit bore eliminates the need for set screws or keys, simplifying installation on compatible shafts. No additional hardware, adapters, or control software are supplied with this propeller.
Highlights
- Delivers 200 cfm airflow at 3000 RPM
- Withstands 200 °F ambient temperature for high-heat use
- Four-blade plastic propeller ensures balanced air movement
- 3/16 in bore fits motor shaft via press fit
- Designed for 1/70 hp motor compatibility
Specifications
| Brand | Dayton |
|---|---|
| type | High Temperature |
Questions about this item
Will the 3/16 in bore press-fit onto the motor shaft of my existing ceiling fan?
The propeller attaches by press fit on a 3/16 in bore, so it will seat directly on a matching motor shaft without additional hardware.
How can I confirm the 4-blade propeller is delivering the rated 200 cfm at 3000 RPM after installation?
Measure airflow with an anemometer at the discharge; you should see approximately 200 cfm when the motor runs at 3000 RPM in a free-air test.
Does the box include any mounting hardware or adapters, or is it only the white plastic propeller?
Only the 5 1/2 in diameter, 4-blade white plastic propeller is supplied; no screws, adapters or motor are included.
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