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Dayton 6K411 Pedestal Fan Motor 1/2 hp HVAC Control
Single-phase split-phase motor delivers 1/2 hp at 1,725 RPM with auto thermal protection for continuous HVAC duty
- ColorTransparent
- 1/2 hp split-phase motor powers pedestal fans
- 1,725 RPM single-speed delivers steady airflow
- Dual-voltage 115/230 V AC fits common supplies
- Auto thermal protection guards against overheating
- 48YZ frame with 5/8 in shaft matches standard mounts
Dayton 6K411 Pedestal Fan Motor
The Dayton 6K411 is a single-phase split-phase motor rated at 1/2 hp and 1,725 RPM for HVAC pedestal-fan applications. It operates on 115/230 V AC at 60 Hz with a 48YZ frame and continuous duty cycle. The motor includes automatic thermal protection and Class B insulation for reliable long-term operation.
Voltage and shaft compatibility
Verify that your supply voltage matches the dual-voltage rating of 115 V or 230 V AC and that the circuit can deliver 6.9 A or 3.5 A full-load current respectively. Confirm the driven fan accepts a 5/8 in diameter shaft with a 2 in usable length and that the mounting arrangement suits a horizontal 48YZ frame.
Enclosure and ambient limits
The totally enclosed air-over enclosure requires airflow from the fan blades for cooling, so the motor must remain installed in its intended fan housing. Continuous operation is rated up to a maximum ambient temperature of 40 °C. The reversible CW/CCW rotation and 1.0 service factor provide flexibility for direct-drive fan replacements.
Highlights
- 1/2 hp split-phase motor powers pedestal fans
- 1,725 RPM single-speed delivers steady airflow
- Dual-voltage 115/230 V AC fits common supplies
- Auto thermal protection guards against overheating
- 48YZ frame with 5/8 in shaft matches standard mounts
Specifications
| Brand | DAYTON |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Does the Dayton 6K411 motor ship with a capacitor, mounting hardware or a power cord, or must those be purchased separately?
The motor is supplied as the unit only; a split-phase capacitor, mounting brackets and a power cord are not included and must be sourced separately.
Should I select the 115 V or 230 V wiring option for the 6K411, and how does the current draw differ?
The motor is dual-voltage: at 115 V it draws 6.9 A full-load, at 230 V it draws 3.5 A; choose the voltage that matches your supply.
What does the 1,725 RPM nameplate speed mean for airflow once the fan blade is fitted?
At 1,725 RPM the motor delivers single-speed continuous rotation; actual airflow depends on the blade diameter and pitch you install.
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