Dayton
Dayton 6KWK5 11 in downblast vent direct drive 115V 571 cfm
Centrifugal downblast roof exhaust fan with 11 in wheel, direct-drive 115 V motor and 571 cfm airflow at .000 in static pressure
- TypeDrain Components
- Direct-drive motor removes belt maintenance
- 11 in wheel moves 571 cfm at zero static pressure
- 115 V single-phase power fits standard outlets
- 1/6 hp motor handles clean-air exhaust duties
- Square 22 in base simplifies roof mounting
Direct-drive roof exhaust fan
The Dayton 6KWK5 is a centrifugal downblast fan built for roof mounting with a direct-drive motor. It ships fully assembled and includes the motor and drive package. The unit delivers 571 cfm at zero static pressure and is rated for clean-air environments.
Suited for single-phase 115 V installations
This fan fits projects that can supply 115 V AC single-phase power and need a compact 11-inch wheel in a 22-inch square base. It is not suited for systems requiring high-static-pressure capability or a high-efficiency motor. Builders needing a different voltage, three-phase supply or higher pressure rating should look at other models.
115 V AC single-phase nameplate voltage
The motor is nameplated for 115 V AC single-phase operation only. This electrical characteristic determines whether the fan can be wired into the available supply without additional transformation or phase conversion.
Highlights
- Direct-drive motor removes belt maintenance
- 11 in wheel moves 571 cfm at zero static pressure
- 115 V single-phase power fits standard outlets
- 1/6 hp motor handles clean-air exhaust duties
- Square 22 in base simplifies roof mounting
Specifications
| Type | Drain Components |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dayton |
| Model | 6KWK5 |
Questions about this item
What roof opening or curb size matches the 22 in square base of this 6KWK5 unit?
The fan sits on a 22 in by 22 in square base, so the roof curb or framed opening must accommodate those outside dimensions and be rated for the fan weight.
Will the 115 V single-phase motor start reliably on an older 15 A branch circuit shared with other shop equipment?
The 1/6 hp motor draws modest current at 115 V AC, so a dedicated 15 A circuit is ample; on a shared circuit verify total load stays below the breaker rating.
How can I confirm the fan is delivering the rated 571 cfm once installed?
Measure airflow at the duct with a calibrated balometer or traverse probe; at zero static pressure the reading should be near 571 cfm.
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