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Dayton low-profile blower, steel housing, forward-curved wheel, rectangular outlet

Dayton

Dayton Low Profile Blower 115 Volt ceiling fan

SKU CH-WTN2-ZTTDZ

Low-profile blower delivers up to 222 cfm airflow at 115 volt with direct-drive motor and steel housing

  • typeLow Profile
  • Low-profile design fits tight ceiling spaces
  • Direct-drive motor reduces maintenance needs
  • 222 CFM airflow at zero static pressure
  • Ball bearings extend operational life
  • Steel housing and wheel withstand 104 °F inlet air

Low Profile Blower 115 Volt

The Dayton Low Profile Blower is a direct-drive centrifugal unit built for 115 Volt supply. It suits equipment builders and maintenance teams who need a compact, assembled air mover for machinery or enclosure cooling.

Assembled direct drive simplicity

The blower arrives fully assembled with ball bearings and a forward-curved steel wheel, so mounting is straightforward. Buyers without ducting or filter provisions may find the 0.250 in SP airflow of 187.5 cfm insufficient for restrictive systems.

Airflow at 0.000 in SP 222 cfm

This free-air delivery figure is the primary spec for sizing the blower to the application. If the installation demands higher static pressure than the 3/4 in wc maximum, this unit will not meet the requirement.

Highlights

  • Low-profile design fits tight ceiling spaces
  • Direct-drive motor reduces maintenance needs
  • 222 CFM airflow at zero static pressure
  • Ball bearings extend operational life
  • Steel housing and wheel withstand 104 °F inlet air

Specifications

BrandDayton
typeLow Profile

Questions about this item

How can I confirm the blower is delivering the rated 222 cfm at zero static pressure after installation?

Measure the airflow at the rectangular outlet with a calibrated anemometer; at .000 in SP the unit should produce 222 cfm.

The spec sheet lists two 2 1/2 in inlets and a 1 5/8 in rectangular outlet — are matching duct collars or adapters included?

The blower ships fully assembled with steel housing and wheel; duct collars or adapters for the inlets and outlet are not included and must be sourced separately.

Should I select a different Dayton model if my duct system will operate near .250 in SP rather than at free air?

At .250 in SP this blower still moves 187.5 cfm, well above the 198 cfm at .200 in SP, so it remains effective for moderate static-pressure applications.

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