Dayton
Dayton 7DD08 30" Oscillating Industrial Blower 115VAC 8674/9612 CFM
A 30-inch oscillating industrial blower delivering 8,674 to 9,612 CFM at 115V AC with two-speed permanent split capacitor motor
- Oscillating airflow covers wide areas
- 30-inch blade diameter moves up to 9612 CFM
- Two-speed motor runs at 1075 or 750 RPM
- Direct-drive 1/2 HP motor draws 4.06 amps on high
- Mounts on ceiling, wall or post for flexible placement
Industrial air circulation
The Dayton 7DD08 is a 30-inch oscillating blower built for workshops, warehouses and large garages that need high-volume airflow without permanent ducting. It delivers 8674 CFM on low and 9612 CFM on high from a 115 V AC single-phase supply.
Steel construction and versatile mounting
A steel frame and 33-inch overall diameter withstand daily industrial use while the unit weighs little enough for one-person positioning. The fan mounts to ceilings, walls or posts and oscillates automatically to sweep air across a wide area.
Two-speed direct-drive limits
The permanent split-capacitor motor runs at 1075 or 750 RPM, drawing 4.06 amps on high and 2.61 amps on low with corresponding power draws of 412 and 352 watts. Sound output reaches 78 dBA and the motor is rated for ambient temperatures up to 104 °F.
Highlights
- Oscillating airflow covers wide areas
- 30-inch blade diameter moves up to 9612 CFM
- Two-speed motor runs at 1075 or 750 RPM
- Direct-drive 1/2 HP motor draws 4.06 amps on high
- Mounts on ceiling, wall or post for flexible placement
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What airflow does the 115 VAC motor deliver on its two speed settings?
The motor produces 9612 CFM on high and 8674 CFM on low at 115 VAC.
What clearance is needed for the 33-inch diameter housing when wall or ceiling mounting?
The blower measures 33 inches wide, high and deep, so allow at least that much clear space for the mounting bracket and blade sweep.
How is the oscillating mechanism engaged during installation?
After securing the bracket to a ceiling, wall or post, connect the 115 VAC supply, then set the oscillation lever to the desired angle before tightening the locking knob.
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