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Dayton high temperature blower, compact metal housing, direct drive motor, forward curved wheel visible

Dayton

Dayton High Temperature Blower 115 Volt 227 CFM

SKU CH-VJ3B-D8R04

High-temperature blower delivers 227 CFM at zero static pressure and 110 CFM at 0.500 in SP on 115 volt power

  • typeHigh Temperature
  • Delivers 227 CFM airflow at zero static pressure for strong initial output
  • Maintains 210 CFM at 0.100 in SP for reliable low-resistance performance
  • Provides 192.5 CFM at 0.250 in SP to handle moderate duct resistance
  • Operates on standard 115 Volt power for easy installation
  • Forward-curved wheel design optimises air movement in high-temperature environments

Dayton High Temperature Blower

This Dayton blower delivers 227 cfm of airflow at zero static pressure and operates on 115 Volt power. It uses a forward-curved wheel with direct-drive construction and arrives fully assembled. The unit is rated for high-temperature environments and carries California Proposition 65 warnings for cancer and reproductive harm. It is restricted from sale in no states.

Suited for high-temperature ventilation needs

Buyers needing a direct-drive blower for elevated-temperature air movement will find the 227 cfm capacity and 115 Volt operation suitable. The forward-curved wheel provides consistent airflow across varying static pressures. Those requiring airflow at static pressures above 0.500 in SP where data is not applicable should consider alternatives. Installations needing specific certifications beyond Proposition 65 compliance may need other options.

Airflow at 0.000 in SP 227 cfm

The maximum airflow of 227 cfm occurs at zero static pressure. At 0.100 in SP the blower moves 210 cfm, dropping to 192.5 cfm at 0.250 in SP and 162 cfm at 0.400 in SP. At 0.500 in SP airflow is 110 cfm. Performance at 0.125, 0.375, 0.750, 1.000 and 1.250 in SP is not applicable. This curve determines whether the blower meets your system resistance.

Highlights

  • Delivers 227 CFM airflow at zero static pressure for strong initial output
  • Maintains 210 CFM at 0.100 in SP for reliable low-resistance performance
  • Provides 192.5 CFM at 0.250 in SP to handle moderate duct resistance
  • Operates on standard 115 Volt power for easy installation
  • Forward-curved wheel design optimises air movement in high-temperature environments

Specifications

BrandDayton
typeHigh Temperature

Questions about this item

Which airflow rating should I use when sizing this blower for my ductwork?

Use the 227 CFM at 0.000 in SP for free-air conditions; for typical duct resistance choose the 210 CFM at 0.100 in SP or the 192.5 CFM at 0.250 in SP depending on your measured static pressure.

What does the 227 CFM figure mean once the blower is installed in a real system?

It represents the maximum airflow with no restriction; actual output drops to 210 CFM at 0.100 in SP, 192.5 CFM at 0.250 in SP and 162 CFM at 0.400 in SP as duct resistance increases.

What voltage standard does this blower use and what does it limit in practice?

It operates on 115 Volt single-phase power, which determines the motor speed and therefore caps the achievable airflow at the listed CFM values for each static-pressure point.

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