Dayton
Dayton High Temperature Blower 115V 76 CFM Ceiling Fan
High-temperature ceiling blower delivers 76 CFM airflow on 115 V direct-drive power
- typeHigh Temperature
- Operates in high-temperature environments with forward-curved wheel design
- Delivers 76 CFM airflow at zero static pressure for strong circulation
- Direct-drive motor eliminates belt maintenance and reduces mechanical wear
- Runs on standard 115-volt power for easy installation in existing wiring
- Maintains 50 CFM at 0.400 in SP for consistent performance under resistance
High-Temperature Ceiling Blower 115V
This Dayton ceiling fan is built for high-temperature environments where standard units would fail. It moves air directly through a forward-curved wheel driven by a 115-volt motor. The assembled blower delivers 76 CFM at free air and maintains flow against static pressure. It suits industrial or commercial ceilings needing durable air movement in hot conditions.
Installers Facing Heat, Not Standard Offices
Facilities running ovens, dryers or process heat need this blower's rated high-temperature construction. Buyers wanting quiet residential airflow, variable speed controls or decorative styling should look elsewhere. This unit has no speed settings, no lighting kit and no remote capability. It is a single-purpose industrial mover, not a comfort fan for living spaces.
Static Pressure Curve Decides Fit
The blower produces 70 CFM at .000 in SP, 67 CFM at .100 in SP, 59 CFM at .250 in SP and 50 CFM at .400 in SP. Match these points to your duct resistance to confirm delivery. If the system demands higher flow at .500 in SP or above, this model will not meet the requirement. No airflow data exists beyond .400 in SP.
Highlights
- Operates in high-temperature environments with forward-curved wheel design
- Delivers 76 CFM airflow at zero static pressure for strong circulation
- Direct-drive motor eliminates belt maintenance and reduces mechanical wear
- Runs on standard 115-volt power for easy installation in existing wiring
- Maintains 50 CFM at 0.400 in SP for consistent performance under resistance
Specifications
| Brand | Dayton |
|---|---|
| type | High Temperature |
Questions about this item
How much heat does the 115V blower add when running continuously at 76 CFM?
The motor draws standard 115V household power and moves up to 76 CFM at zero static pressure; actual heat output depends on the static pressure in your ducting, with airflow dropping to 50 CFM at 0.400 in SP.
What duct or mounting hardware must I already have to install this forward-curved wheel blower?
The unit ships fully assembled with a 2 7/8 in wheel and direct-drive motor, so you only need compatible round ducting or a plenum that matches the outlet and a 115V circuit.
Will this high-temperature blower work alongside my older 70 CFM ceiling fan on the same circuit?
Both fans run on 115V; combined draw stays within a typical 15 A branch circuit, but total airflow will follow each unit’s own static-pressure curve rather than simply adding the CFM ratings.
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