Dayton
Dayton 6XJ24 3/4 hp 1725 RPM HVAC control
Single-phase split-phase motor delivers 3/4 hp at 1,725 RPM on 115 V AC for continuous HVAC duty
- 3/4 hp split-phase motor delivers reliable HVAC power
- 1725 RPM single-speed operation ensures consistent airflow
- 115 V AC at 11.3 A fits standard residential circuits
- Open drip-proof steel frame rated for 40 °C ambient
- 56Z keyed shaft with CW/CCW rotation simplifies mounting
Motor purpose and fit
The Dayton 6XJ24 is a single-phase split-phase motor rated at 3/4 hp and 1725 RPM. It suits general-purpose HVAC equipment that calls for a 56Z-frame unit running on 115 V AC at 60 Hz. The rigid base and keyed shaft allow direct coupling to fan or blower assemblies in residential or light-commercial air-handling systems.
Capacity and headroom
Continuous duty at 1.25 service factor gives margin above the 3/4 hp nameplate, while the 11.3 A full-load draw defines the circuit requirement. The motor reaches its thermal limit at 40 °C ambient with no internal thermal protection, so external overload provision is necessary. Insulation class B and open drip-proof enclosure suit clean, dry indoor locations.
Build integration
Fixed clockwise or counter-clockwise rotation is set at install, and the steel frame with 56Z dimensions mates to standard HVAC mounting patterns. The 115 V single-phase supply simplifies wiring in existing residential panels. Buyers who need three-phase power, a different frame size, or built-in thermal protection must select another motor.
Highlights
- 3/4 hp split-phase motor delivers reliable HVAC power
- 1725 RPM single-speed operation ensures consistent airflow
- 115 V AC at 11.3 A fits standard residential circuits
- Open drip-proof steel frame rated for 40 °C ambient
- 56Z keyed shaft with CW/CCW rotation simplifies mounting
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 56Z frame and 115 V single-phase supply let me drop this motor onto my existing HVAC blower housing?
The 56Z frame and 115 V AC single-phase input match many legacy blower housings, so the motor bolts to the same rigid base and plugs into the same supply.
How do I confirm the motor is running at the rated 1725 RPM after installation?
Measure shaft speed with a tachometer; it should read close to 1725 RPM under load at 60 Hz.
Does the box include a capacitor, mounting bolts or a wiring diagram, or must I source them separately?
The motor ships as a bare unit; capacitor, mounting hardware and wiring diagram are not included and must be purchased separately.
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