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Dayton

Dayton 6381168 Replacement Motor 115V 3.3A

SKU CH-CDNZ-YXHMV

Single-speed 115V AC replacement motor drawing 3.3 amps with automatic thermal protection and cradle-base mounting

  • typeClosed Base
  • OEM replacement motor restores fan operation
  • 115 V AC single-phase power matches original spec
  • 3 A full-load current ensures correct performance
  • Auto thermal protection prevents overheating damage
  • Cradle-base mounting simplifies installation

Replacement Motor for 115 V Systems

The Dayton 6381168 is a single-phase OEM replacement motor designed for 115 V AC circuits. It suits maintenance technicians and facility managers who need a direct swap for compatible fan assemblies. The cradle-base mounting simplifies installation in existing housings.

Voltage and Current Rating

This unit operates at 115 V AC and draws 3.3 A at full load. That single electrical profile determines whether it matches the original motor nameplate, so verify the voltage and amperage before ordering.

Thermal Protection and Insulation

Automatic thermal protection cuts power if internal temperatures exceed safe limits, then resets once the motor cools. Class B insulation supports the rated load without overheating during continuous single-speed operation.

Highlights

  • OEM replacement motor restores fan operation
  • 115 V AC single-phase power matches original spec
  • 3 A full-load current ensures correct performance
  • Auto thermal protection prevents overheating damage
  • Cradle-base mounting simplifies installation

Specifications

BrandDAYTON
typeClosed Base

Questions about this item

What does the 3.3 A full-load current mean when the motor is running in my fan?

It means the motor draws 3.3 amps at 115 V AC when delivering its rated output, so the circuit and wiring must handle that load continuously.

The motor runs on 115 V AC single-phase — what does that cap in practice?

It caps the motor to standard North American household voltage and single-speed operation, with no variable-speed control built in.

What does the cradle-base mounting need to fit this motor into my existing fan?

The cradle base bolts to the fan’s original motor saddle; you reuse the same mounting holes and hardware from the old motor.

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