Dayton
Dayton 61HL69 Portable Dryer 700 cfm 3 Speed 1/5 hp 115V AC
A portable centrifugal blower delivering 700 cfm across three speeds, with GFCI-protected 115 V operation and daisy-chain capacity for five units
- ColorTransparent
- 700 cfm airflow dries large areas quickly
- Three speed settings match airflow to the task
- 1/5 hp motor runs on standard 115 V AC power
- Daisy-chain up to five units from two built-in outlets
- ETL listed with GFCI protection and 10 ft cord
Portable Dryer with 700 cfm Airflow
The Dayton 61HL69 portable dryer delivers up to 700 cfm of airflow through a centrifugal blower. It operates on 115V AC power with a 1/5 hp motor drawing 9.5 A at 60 Hz. Three speed settings allow adjustable output for drying surfaces or ventilating spaces. The unit includes a 10 ft power cord with a NEMA 5-15P plug and two integrated power outlets.
Sustained Operation with Daisy-Chain Support
Built for continuous use, the dryer features GFCI protection and a fixed frame that directs air horizontally or vertically. Daisy-chain capability lets you link up to five units from a single circuit for extended coverage. The fully assembled blower fan requires no setup, so airflow remains consistent across long drying jobs without performance drop-off.
Replaces Single-Speed Floor Dryers
This model upgrades basic single-speed blowers by adding variable speed control and daisy-chain expansion. The jump is worth it when you need to match airflow to different materials or cover larger areas with multiple coordinated units. Buyers who need heated airflow or axial fan designs should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- 700 cfm airflow dries large areas quickly
- Three speed settings match airflow to the task
- 1/5 hp motor runs on standard 115 V AC power
- Daisy-chain up to five units from two built-in outlets
- ETL listed with GFCI protection and 10 ft cord
Specifications
| Brand | DAYTON |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
How much current does the 1/5 hp motor draw when running all day?
The motor has a full-load current of 9.5 A at 115V AC and 60 Hz, with GFCI protection on the 5-15P plug.
What power source is required to run this 700 cfm blower?
It needs a standard 115V AC, 60 Hz outlet with a NEMA 5-15P receptacle and can draw up to 9.5 A.
Can I link this unit with the older Dayton blowers I already own?
Yes, it supports daisy-chaining up to 5 units total via its two built-in power outlets.
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