Dayton
Dayton 7DJ36 24" Non-Oscillating Blower 115VAC 6400 CFM
Moves up to 6400 CFM of air with a 24-inch blade on 115 VAC power, reaching 465 feet per minute at 20 feet while tolerating 140 °F ambient heat
- Moves 6400 CFM for rapid air exchange in large spaces
- Direct-drive 1/3 HP motor delivers 1075 RPM with only 250 W draw
- Operates up to 140 °F ambient for high-temperature environments
- 71 dBA sound level suits industrial floors without excessive noise
- Mounts on I-beam or post for flexible overhead installation
Industrial Air Circulator 24 Inch
The Dayton 7DJ36 is a stationary 24 inch blower built for high ambient environments up to 140 degrees F. It moves 6400 CFM at 115 VAC single phase and mounts on I-beam or post structures. The steel housing and direct drive design suit industrial ventilation and cooling tasks.
Sustained Load Performance
At full speed the motor runs at 1120 RPM while the blades turn at 1075 RPM, drawing 4.2 amps and 250 watts continuously. Sound output measures 71 dBA and air velocity reaches 465 feet per minute at 20 feet distance. The single speed direct drive maintains steady airflow without oscillation or gear reduction losses.
Upgrade Considerations
This unit replaces smaller portable fans or oscillating circulators when fixed position high volume flow is required. The jump is worth it for facilities needing continuous operation in 140 degree F conditions where plastic housings or multi speed motors would degrade. It does not suit applications needing variable speed control or ducted distribution.
Highlights
- Moves 6400 CFM for rapid air exchange in large spaces
- Direct-drive 1/3 HP motor delivers 1075 RPM with only 250 W draw
- Operates up to 140 °F ambient for high-temperature environments
- 71 dBA sound level suits industrial floors without excessive noise
- Mounts on I-beam or post for flexible overhead installation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much noise does the 71 dBA sound level produce when the blower runs continuously all day?
The blower operates at 71 dBA, a steady industrial hum comparable to a busy workshop; at 250 watts and 4.2 amps it draws modest power while moving 6400 CFM, so heat buildup in the motor stays within the 140 °F ambient rating.
What electrical supply and mounting structure must already be in place for this 115 VAC, 1-phase unit?
You need a standard 115 V AC, 60 Hz circuit capable of 4.2 amps and a sturdy I-beam or post for the stationary non-oscillating mount; the blower ships ready for direct-drive connection without extra controllers.
Will the 24-inch blade diameter and 1075 RPM fan speed clash with older ductwork or filters I keep?
The 24-inch steel blade delivers 6400 CFM at 1075 RPM, pushing air to 465 feet per minute at 20 feet; size the existing ducts and filters for that velocity and volume to avoid restriction.
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