Dayton
Dayton 7DJ32 High-Visibility Industrial Blower 30" Non-Oscillating 115VAC
A 30-inch stationary industrial blower with two speeds delivering up to 9375 CFM on 115V AC power
- High airflow with 9375 CFM on high speed
- Two-speed motor delivers 8712 CFM on low setting
- Direct-drive 1/2 HP motor runs at 1075 RPM
- Mounts to I-beam or post for flexible placement
- High-visibility design improves safety in industrial areas
High-Visibility Industrial Blower
The Dayton 7DJ32 is a 30 inch stationary blower designed for industrial air circulation. It delivers two-speed operation at 115V AC single-phase power for workshops, warehouses or job sites needing high-visibility airflow. The direct-drive motor produces 9375 CFM on high and 8712 CFM on low with a sound level of 77 dBA.
Installation Requirements
Verify a 115V AC 60 Hz supply capable of 3.7 amps on high speed or 3.12 amps on low speed. The unit mounts on an I-beam or post and requires clearance for a 33 inch outside diameter, 33 inch height, 33 inch width and 14-1/4 inch maximum depth. A 2 foot cord length limits placement relative to the outlet.
Upgrade Context
This blower replaces smaller stationary fans when higher airflow at distance is required. Air velocity reaches 615 feet per minute at 20 feet on high speed and 330 feet per minute on low. The jump is worth it when cooling or ventilation demands exceed what lower-CFM units can move in ambient temperatures up to 104 degrees F.
Highlights
- High airflow with 9375 CFM on high speed
- Two-speed motor delivers 8712 CFM on low setting
- Direct-drive 1/2 HP motor runs at 1075 RPM
- Mounts to I-beam or post for flexible placement
- High-visibility design improves safety in industrial areas
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 30-inch blower ship fully assembled or do I need to buy a mounting bracket for I-beam or post installation?
The unit arrives as a complete 30-inch blower with a 2-foot power cord; mounting hardware for I-beam or post attachment is not included and must be sourced separately.
Which of the two speed settings should I choose for maximum airflow versus quieter operation?
High speed delivers 9,375 CFM at 1,075 RPM and 77 dBA; low speed provides 8,712 CFM at 750 RPM with reduced sound output.
What does the 9,375 CFM rating mean when the fan is placed 20 feet from a work area?
At 20 feet the high-speed setting produces an air velocity of 615 feet per minute, while low speed yields 330 feet per minute.
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