Dayton
Dayton 6AGZ0 30 in Quiet Design Floor Fan
A 30-inch floor fan with three speeds, non-oscillating quiet design, and OSHA-compliant steel blade guards
- styleNon-oscillating
- typeQuiet Design
- Quiet operation with three speed settings up to 1,010 RPM
- 30-inch steel blades deliver strong airflow for large spaces
- OSHA-compliant guards and cETLus listing ensure workplace safety
- 8-foot cord and 4-inch casters allow easy repositioning
- Ball bearings and 200/165/100 W motor built for continuous duty
Product Identity
The Dayton 6AGZ0 is a 30 in floor-mounted industrial fan built for quiet operation in workspaces. Its three-speed motor delivers 530, 860 and 1,010 RPM while drawing 100, 165 or 200 W. The unit carries cETLus listing and meets OSHA-compliant guard requirements.
Pre-Installation Checks
Verify that the 8 ft cord reaches a grounded 5-15P receptacle without an extension lead. Confirm the floor can support the assembled height of 36 1/2 in and width of 33 3/4 in, and that 60 Hz power is available. Ensure the non-oscillating airflow pattern suits the intended coverage area.
Build Integration
Four 4 in plastic casters allow the fan to be repositioned between workstations or aisles. Ball-bearing construction and three steel blades reduce maintenance while the quiet design keeps background noise low. The wheel kit ships ready for assembly, freeing up bench space once installed.
Highlights
- Quiet operation with three speed settings up to 1,010 RPM
- 30-inch steel blades deliver strong airflow for large spaces
- OSHA-compliant guards and cETLus listing ensure workplace safety
- 8-foot cord and 4-inch casters allow easy repositioning
- Ball bearings and 200/165/100 W motor built for continuous duty
Specifications
| Brand | Dayton |
|---|---|
| style | Non-oscillating |
| type | Quiet Design |
Questions about this item
Does the 30 in floor fan arrive fully assembled or is the wheel kit a separate step?
The wheel kit requires assembly; the fan head and motor come assembled.
Which of the three speed settings — 100 W, 165 W or 200 W — suits a quiet office corner?
The 100 W low speed runs at 530 RPM and 1.4 A for the quietest airflow.
What does the 530 RPM low-speed figure mean once the fan is running on a 60 Hz circuit?
At 530 RPM the 30 in steel blades move air gently while drawing only 1.4 A.
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