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DAYTON Hazardous Location Exhaust Fans, Explosion Proof, 24 Inch

Dayton hazardous location exhaust fans prevent fires or explosions in chemical-processing plants, refineries and food-production facilities. They resist sparking to reduce the risk of the ignition ...Read More

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StyleModelFrame MaterialVoltagePhaseMotor HpCfm @ 0.000-in. SpNumber Of BladesShaft Dia.Frame FinishPrice
A
10E006
Steel208-230/460V31/2 hp5669 CFM25/8"Galvanized£1,716.69
B
10E016
Steel115/208-230V11/2 hp3837 CFM35/8"Galvanized£1,611.31
C
10E019
Steel208-230/460V31/2 hp5669 CFM25/8"Galvanized£1,478.65
A
10E004
Steel115/208-230V11/2 hp5669 CFM25/8"Galvanized£1,648.13
D
10E007
Steel208-230/460V33/4 hp6317 CFM35/8"Galvanized£1,903.52
B
10E018
Steel208-230/460V31/3 hp3837 CFM35/8"Galvanized£1,625.27
D
10E005
Steel115/208-230V13/4 hp6317 CFM35/8"Galvanized£1,792.96
C
10E017
Steel115/208-230V11/2 hp5669 CFM25/8"Galvanized£1,716.59
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10E020
Steel115/208-230V13/4 hp8153 CFM65/8"Galvanized£2,016.74

Hazardous Location Exhaust Fans, Explosion Proof, 24 Inch

Dayton hazardous location fans remove harmful gases, fumes and flammable vapours from industrial environments. They feature spark-resistant aluminium propellers and 24-inch galvanised frames. These explosion proof fans are equipped with a 60Hz motor (1 or.

Working Mechanism

  • Check the tightness of all the fasteners before turning on the fan.
  • Rotate the fan propeller with a hand before starting the fan to ensure smooth rotation.
  • Turn on the fan and check for any unusual noise.
  • Check for overloading while the motor is in operation.

Features

  • Dayton hazardous location exhaust fans have a powerful motor that drives the fan blades to move large volumes of air.
  • These 24 inch explosion proof exhaust fans consist of a guard enclosing the fan blades to prevent damages and injuries from accidental contact.
  • They feature galvanised steel construction for durability.
  • These industrial wall-mounted fans have a totally enclosed motor and spark-resistant aluminium propellers to prevent fire .
  • They feature high-performance ball bearings for a long life.

Standards and Approvals

  • UL
  • CUL
  • NEC

Frequently Asked Questions

How to install these exhaust fans?

  • Drill an appropriate-sized hole in the wall.
  • Mount the fan on a rigid frame to prevent movement during operation.
  • Maintain a 1/4 inch clearance around its perimeter.
  • Use fasteners in all pre-punched holes for secure connections.
  • Install remaining components like shutter and intake guard.

What are the power requirements of these exhaust fans?

Dayton offers a variety of hazardous location exhaust fans that can run on a single or three-phase power supply.

How do we keep these fans in good working conditions?

  • Conduct periodic inspections for cleaning the fan propeller and the housing unit.
  • Check for unusual noise while the fan is in operation.
  • Check for tightness of the fasteners at regular intervals.

How many blades do these exhaust fans have?

Dayton exhaust fans come in two-blade and three-blade variants.

How much power do these fans produce?

Dayton exhaust fans are equipped with 1/2, 1/3 or 3/4 HP motors for diverse uses.

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