Dayton
Dayton 6XJ07 1/4 hp 1725 rpm 48Z motor
Split-phase motor delivers 1/4 hp at 1725 rpm in a 48Z frame with totally enclosed fan-cooled steel housing
- 1/4 hp output drives HVAC equipment
- 1725 rpm speed suits fan and blower duties
- 115 V AC single-phase power fits standard supplies
- Totally enclosed fan-cooled enclosure protects internals
- 48Z frame with rigid base simplifies mounting
Dayton 6XJ07 1/4 HP Split-Phase Motor
The Dayton 6XJ07 is a general-purpose single-phase motor built for continuous duty in HVAC equipment. It delivers 1/4 hp at a nameplate speed of 1725 rpm using a split-phase design. The totally enclosed fan-cooled steel frame protects internal components in industrial environments.
Suited for 115V AC rigid-base installations
This motor suits technicians replacing a failed unit in existing 115V AC systems with a 48Z frame and flat shaft. It is not for applications requiring thermal overload protection, reversible wiring without external controls, or higher starting torque than a split-phase design provides. Buyers needing multi-speed operation or a different voltage should look elsewhere.
Continuous duty at 40 °C ambient
Rated for continuous operation at a maximum ambient temperature of 40 °C, the motor draws 4.9 A at full load with a 1.0 service factor. Class B insulation supports the 60 Hz supply. Headroom is limited by the absence of a service factor above 1.0 and no built-in thermal protection, so sustained overload will trip external breakers rather than self-protect.
Highlights
- 1/4 hp output drives HVAC equipment
- 1725 rpm speed suits fan and blower duties
- 115 V AC single-phase power fits standard supplies
- Totally enclosed fan-cooled enclosure protects internals
- 48Z frame with rigid base simplifies mounting
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What voltage supply is required for the 115V AC motor?
The motor runs on a standard 115V AC single-phase supply at 60 Hz.
Will the 48Z frame and flat shaft match my existing mounting and coupling?
The rigid-base 48Z frame with a flat shaft fits existing 48Z mounts and accepts a set-screw coupling or pulley.
How can I verify the motor is running at the correct 1725 rpm?
Use a contact or laser tachometer on the shaft; it should read approximately 1725 rpm under no-load conditions.
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