DAYTON Ceiling Fans

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Dayton industrial ceiling fans combine the look of a traditional ceiling fan with an industrial-duty build for cooling machinery & workers in warehouses, manufacturing plants and areas having high... Read More

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Ceiling Fan Combos

DAYTON 7DX29A
StyleModelBlade Dia.RPMPrice (inc. GST)
A7DX298'76/70/65/60/55/50A$ 1915.74
A7DX2888"88/79/71/64/57/50A$ 1884.06
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Ceiling Fan Blade Kits

DAYTON 36WC83A
StyleModelDiameterPrice (inc. GST)
A36WC8372"A$ 742.32
A36WC9288"A$ 913.86
A36WC8496"A$ 945.54

Features

  • Dayton industrial ceiling fans are mounted at 7 to 20 feet heights on the ceilings and have a blade diameter of 8 feet or 88 inches.
  • These fans are reversible to run clockwise for cooling during warm months and run counterclockwise for warming during cold months.
  • They have 6 controllable speeds for supplying a maximum airflow of 9900 / 10500 cfm.
  • These fans requiring 120VAC & 0.5A power supply has a power rating of 32W.
  • They come with a 6 inch downrod and a mounting bracket for easy installation on the ceiling.
  • The fan blade kits mount to Dayton 36WC93 ceiling fan motor and offer 72, 88 & 96 inch blade diameters.
  • These fan blade sets are made of powder-coated steel for structural rigidity.

Standards and Approvals

  • ETL

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum temperature that these Dayton ceiling fans can handle?

These ceiling fans can handle a maximum ambient temperature of 122 degrees F.

What are these Dayton industrial ceiling fans made of?

Dayton industrial ceiling fans feature powder-coated steel housing and painted aluminium blades for structural strength & corrosion resistance.

What is the difference between reversible & non-reversible fans?

Reversible ceiling fans can rotate in both clockwise & counterclockwise directions for cooling / heating during warm / cold months. Non-reversible ceiling fans run in a single direction for cooling applications.

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