Dayton
Dayton 5JLP6 High Temperature Propeller 7 in 5 Blade 1/4 in Bore White
Moves 320 CFM at 3000 RPM with a five-blade design rated for 200 °F ambient temperature
- typeHigh Temperature
- Moves 320 CFM at 3000 RPM for strong airflow
- Withstands 200 °F ambient temperature for high-heat areas
- Five-blade design improves air movement efficiency
- 1/4 in bore press-fits on motor shaft for secure fit
- Recommended 1/30 hp motor keeps power draw low
Replacement Propeller for Ceiling Fans
The Dayton 5JLP6 is a five-blade propeller designed as a direct replacement for compatible ceiling fan motors. It suits homeowners or maintenance staff needing to restore airflow on an existing unit without replacing the entire fan assembly. The white plastic finish blends with standard light-coloured housings.
Press-Fit Installation on 1/4 Inch Shaft
This propeller attaches by press fit onto a motor shaft with a 1/4 inch bore, so no additional fasteners or adapters are required. It is rated for a maximum ambient temperature of 200 degrees F, allowing use in high-temperature environments where standard plastic blades might deform. The unit frees the installer from sourcing separate mounting hardware.
Factory-Balanced Five-Blade Design
Supplied as a single balanced propeller, it delivers 320 CFM at 3000 RPM when driven by a 1/30 hp motor with clockwise facing discharge rotation. No extra blades, weights or balancing clips are included, and no software or electronic configuration is involved. The package contains only the propeller itself.
Highlights
- Moves 320 CFM at 3000 RPM for strong airflow
- Withstands 200 °F ambient temperature for high-heat areas
- Five-blade design improves air movement efficiency
- 1/4 in bore press-fits on motor shaft for secure fit
- Recommended 1/30 hp motor keeps power draw low
Specifications
| Brand | Dayton |
|---|---|
| type | High Temperature |
Questions about this item
Does the 200 °F maximum ambient temperature limit performance during continuous operation?
The propeller is rated for up to 200 °F ambient temperature, so sustained high-heat environments stay within its design limit.
How much noise or heat does the 5-blade design generate at 3000 RPM?
At 3000 RPM the five-blade plastic propeller moves 320 CFM; noise and motor heat depend on the motor used, not the propeller alone.
What motor shaft size and horsepower are required to mount this propeller?
It press-fits onto a 1/4 in bore shaft and the manufacturer recommends a 1/30 hp motor for proper operation.
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