Dayton
Dayton Square Axial Fan 230VAC 4-11/16In
Square axial fan delivers 115 CFM at 230 VAC with ball bearings and IP20 rating
- typeSquare
- Compact square footprint fits tight enclosures
- 115 CFM airflow at zero static pressure
- Low 21 W draw on 230 V AC supply
- Ball bearing rated for 3150 RPM operation
- IP20 rating suits vertical or horizontal mounting
Product Identity
This Dayton square axial fan is a 230 VAC ventilation component built for equipment cooling in industrial or commercial settings. It suits engineers and maintenance teams who need a compact, terminal-connected airflow source with a standard 4-11/16 inch square footprint.
Thermals, Noise and Power
The shaded-pole motor draws 21 to 22 watts at 0.12 to 0.14 amps while delivering 115 or 95 CFM at zero static pressure. Sound output measures 50 or 45 decibels at 3150 or 2850 RPM, and the IP20-rated frame operates in ambient temperatures up to 158 degrees Fahrenheit with impedance thermal protection.
Build Integration
The fan mounts vertically or horizontally using 4 1/8 inch on-centre eyelets and requires only a 230 VAC, 50/60 Hz supply wired to its terminals. Its 1 1/2 inch depth conserves internal enclosure space, while the ball-bearing design and Class A insulation support continuous duty without external lubrication or additional cooling provisions.
Highlights
- Compact square footprint fits tight enclosures
- 115 CFM airflow at zero static pressure
- Low 21 W draw on 230 V AC supply
- Ball bearing rated for 3150 RPM operation
- IP20 rating suits vertical or horizontal mounting
Specifications
| Brand | Dayton |
|---|---|
| type | Square |
Questions about this item
How is the fan wired during installation, and what step is often missed?
Connect the 230 V AC supply to the terminal block; the step often missed is verifying 0.12 A at 60 Hz or 0.14 A at 50 Hz on the circuit before securing the terminals.
Which component will need replacement first, and when?
The ball bearings are rated for continuous operation up to 158 °F ambient; plan to replace the fan when bearing noise increases or speed drops below 2 850 RPM at 50 Hz.
What thermal limit appears first during sustained use?
The motor insulation class A and impedance protection trip if internal temperature exceeds the 158 °F maximum ambient rating, shutting the fan down until it cools.
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