Dayton
Dayton Double Inlet Forward Curve Belt Drive Blower 10-5/8In
Double inlet forward-curve belt-drive blower moves 230 to 390 cfm with a 10 5/8 inch wheel diameter
- typeDouble Inlet Forward Curve, Belt Drive, Less Motor
- Double inlet design moves 230 to 3,390 cfm for versatile airflow
- Belt drive with ball bearings ensures smooth 150 °F operation
- 10-5/8 in steel wheel handles 1 1/2 in wc static pressure
- Unassembled kit lets you match any 3/4 in shaft motor
- Prop 65 notice flags chemicals linked to cancer and reproductive harm
Dayton 10-5/8 Inch Double Inlet Blower
This Dayton blower uses a double inlet forward curve design with belt drive and arrives without a motor. It suits installers building custom air-handling units who will supply their own motor and drive package. The steel wheel and housing handle inlet temperatures up to 150 degrees F.
Airflow range and static pressure
Minimum airflow is 230 cfm and maximum airflow reaches 390 cfm with a maximum static pressure of 1 1/2 inches water column. Sound level is not rated by the supplier. Two inlets each measure 9 1/8 inches and the rectangular outlet is 11 3/8 inches high.
Sustained operation considerations
Ball bearings support the 3/4 inch shaft for continuous duty at the rated temperature limit. The unassembled unit requires field assembly of the drive components before use. California Proposition 65 warnings apply for cancer and reproductive harm.
Highlights
- Double inlet design moves 230 to 3,390 cfm for versatile airflow
- Belt drive with ball bearings ensures smooth 150 °F operation
- 10-5/8 in steel wheel handles 1 1/2 in wc static pressure
- Unassembled kit lets you match any 3/4 in shaft motor
- Prop 65 notice flags chemicals linked to cancer and reproductive harm
Specifications
| Brand | Dayton |
|---|---|
| type | Double Inlet Forward Curve, Belt Drive, Less Motor |
Questions about this item
How do I install the Dayton double inlet forward curve blower and which step is most often missed?
Mount the steel housing, fit the 10 5/8 in steel wheel onto the 3/4 in shaft, align the belt drive package, then tension the belt; the step most often missed is checking belt tension after the first hour of operation.
What maintenance or replacement will the Dayton 10 5/8 in belt drive blower need over time?
Inspect the ball bearings and belt regularly; replace the belt when it shows cracking or glazing and re-lubricate or replace bearings if vibration or noise increases.
What is the first performance limit the Dayton double inlet blower hits during sustained use?
The 1 1/2 in wc maximum static pressure is the first limit reached; exceeding it causes airflow to drop below the 230 cfm minimum and can overheat the motor.
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