Dayton
Dayton 5JLP2 6 1/2 In Propeller 340 CFM
A 6½-inch, five-blade plastic propeller delivering 340 CFM at 3000 RPM for high-temperature ceiling-fan applications up to 200°F
- typeHigh Temperature
- Delivers 340 CFM airflow at 3000 RPM
- Withstands ambient temperatures up to 200 °F
- Five-blade plastic propeller ensures efficient air movement
- Press-fit 1/4 in bore allows quick motor-shaft mounting
- Designed for 1/40 HP motor compatibility
Replacement Propeller for Dayton Motors
This 6 1/2 inch diameter propeller mounts directly onto a 1/4 inch motor shaft using a press-fit connection. It features five white plastic blades designed for clockwise rotation facing the discharge side. The component serves as a direct replacement part for compatible Dayton motor assemblies.
For Maintenance on High-Temperature Units
Technicians servicing equipment that runs up to 200 degrees Fahrenheit will find this propeller rated for that environment. It is not suited for applications requiring a different bore size, counter-clockwise rotation, or a blade count other than five. Buyers needing metal construction or a different airflow rating should look elsewhere.
Airflow Rating of 340 CFM at 3000 RPM
This single specification determines whether the propeller matches the original equipment performance. The motor must be capable of reaching 3000 RPM to deliver the rated 340 CFM. If the existing motor runs at a different speed or the system demands a different airflow volume, this part will not meet the requirement.
Highlights
- Delivers 340 CFM airflow at 3000 RPM
- Withstands ambient temperatures up to 200 °F
- Five-blade plastic propeller ensures efficient air movement
- Press-fit 1/4 in bore allows quick motor-shaft mounting
- Designed for 1/40 HP motor compatibility
Specifications
| Brand | Dayton |
|---|---|
| type | High Temperature |
Questions about this item
What motor shaft size does the 6 1/2 in propeller fit?
The propeller has a 1/4 in bore diameter and attaches by press fit directly onto the motor shaft.
How do I install the propeller onto the motor shaft?
Press the propeller firmly onto the 1/4 in motor shaft until fully seated; the step often missed is ensuring the shaft is clean and the propeller sits squarely.
When should I replace the plastic propeller?
Replace it if blades crack, warp, or vibration appears; the plastic is rated for up to 200 °F ambient temperature.
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