Dayton
Dayton 6XH65 Split-Phase Motor 1/4 HP 1725 RPM 48Z Frame
Single-phase split-phase motor delivers 1/4 hp at 1725 rpm on 115 V AC with a 48Z cradle-base frame
- 1/4 hp output drives HVAC equipment
- Split-phase design starts on 115 V AC
- 1725 RPM suits blower and fan loads
- 48Z frame fits standard cradle-base mounts
- Continuous duty rated for 40 °C ambient
Split-Phase Motor for General HVAC Use
This Dayton 6XH65 is a single-phase, split-phase motor rated at one-quarter horsepower. It operates on 115V AC at 60 Hz and fits the 48Z frame standard. The unit is suited for general-purpose HVAC control applications requiring a fixed-speed drive.
Continuous Duty at 1725 RPM
The motor delivers a nameplate speed of 1725 RPM with a full-load current of 5.3 amps. A service factor of 1.35 allows sustained operation above rated load. Class B insulation and a 40 degrees Celsius maximum ambient temperature support continuous duty cycles without thermal protection.
Open Drip-Proof Steel Frame with Cradle Base
The open drip-proof enclosure uses a steel frame for durability in indoor environments. A cradle base mounting type simplifies installation on flat surfaces. The flat shaft design accommodates standard pulleys or couplings, while reversible CW/CCW rotation offers wiring flexibility.
Highlights
- 1/4 hp output drives HVAC equipment
- Split-phase design starts on 115 V AC
- 1725 RPM suits blower and fan loads
- 48Z frame fits standard cradle-base mounts
- Continuous duty rated for 40 °C ambient
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much heat does the 1/4 HP motor generate when running continuously at 40 degrees C ambient?
The motor is rated for continuous duty at a maximum ambient temperature of 40 degrees C with Class B insulation and a 1.35 service factor, allowing sustained operation within that thermal limit.
What voltage supply and mounting base are required to install the 48Z frame motor?
The motor requires a 115V AC, 60 Hz single-phase supply and mounts via its cradle base with a flat shaft design for driven equipment connection.
Will the 1725 RPM split-phase motor rotate in the direction needed for my existing fan or blower?
The motor shaft rotates CW/CCW, providing reversible rotation to match the directional requirement of your existing driven equipment.
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