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Small aluminum propeller with ten narrow blades and a 35-degree pitch

Dayton

Dayton Replacement Propeller 5 in 35 Deg 10 Blade Aluminum

SKU CH-NQBG-SS9CN

A 5-inch, 10-blade aluminum replacement propeller with 35-degree pitch and 400 CFM airflow

  • typeReplacement
  • 5-inch diameter fits compact housings
  • 10-blade aluminum design moves 400 cfm
  • 35-degree pitch optimises airflow efficiency
  • Clockwise rotation matches motor direction
  • Two set screws secure propeller to shaft

Replacement Propeller for Ceiling Fans

This Dayton replacement propeller measures 5 inches in diameter with a 35-degree blade pitch and ten aluminum blades. It fits a 3/16-inch bore and secures with two set screws. The unit is designed for clockwise rotation when facing the discharge side of the fan assembly.

Sustained Airflow at Maximum Speed

At a maximum speed of 3,000 RPM the propeller delivers 400 CFM at 0.000 inches static pressure. It is rated for motors of 1/100 horsepower. These figures describe continuous rated performance rather than a short burst capability.

Aluminum Build and Mounting Details

The ten blades are made of aluminum and each measures 7/8 inch in width. Two set screws lock the propeller onto the motor shaft for a firm hold. The clockwise rotation and fixed pitch mean the unit suits a specific airflow direction without adjustment.

Highlights

  • 5-inch diameter fits compact housings
  • 10-blade aluminum design moves 400 cfm
  • 35-degree pitch optimises airflow efficiency
  • Clockwise rotation matches motor direction
  • Two set screws secure propeller to shaft

Specifications

BrandDayton
typeReplacement

Questions about this item

How loud does the 35-degree, 10-blade aluminium propeller get at 3,000 RPM?

The propeller moves 400 cfm at 0.000 in. SP while spinning at 3,000 RPM, so airflow noise will be present but varies with motor and mounting.

What motor shaft and horsepower does this 5-inch propeller need?

It fits a 3/16 in. bore shaft and requires a motor rated for 1/100 HP with clockwise rotation facing discharge.

Will the two set screws hold on a motor shaft that has a flat spot?

Yes, the propeller includes two set screws that secure it to a 3/16 in. bore shaft, including shafts with a flat.

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