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Dayton exhaust / supply fans are ideal for regulating temperature and preventing the buildup of harmful fumes in factories, warehouses and commercial spaces. These fans contribute to a safer workplace, ensuring proper air circulation and removing pollutants, heat, and odours.
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G| Style | Model | Number Of Blades | Voltage | Phase | Motor Hp | Exhaust/supply Cfm @ 0.000-in. Sp | Height | Max. Depth | Propeller Dia. | Price | |
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| A | 10E025 | 3 | 115/230V | 1 | 333/1000 hp | 3812/3675 CFM | 24" | 14 1/4" | 20" | £654.44 | |
| B | 10E028 | 3 | 208-230/460V | 3 | 1/4 hp | 1922/1858 CFM | 20" | 12 13/16" | 16" | £898.68 | |
| A | 10E031 | 3 | 208-230/460V | 3 | 333/1000 hp | 3812/3675 CFM | 24" | 9 7/8" | 20" | £1,161.87 | |
| B | 10E023 | 3 | 115/230V | 1 | 333/1000 hp | 2798/2591 CFM | 20" | 10 1/4" | 16" | £600.60 | |
| C | 10E026 | 3 | 115/230V | 1 | 1/2 hp | 5125/4594 CFM | 28" | 11 3/4" | 24" | £780.82 | |
| C | 10E032 | 3 | 208-230/460V | 3 | 1/2 hp | 5125/4594 CFM | 28" | 14 7/8" | 24" | £1,154.11 | |
| B | 10E022 | 3 | 115/230V | 1 | 1/4 hp | 1922/1858 CFM | 20" | 9 3/4" | 16" | £596.47 | |
| B | 10E029 | 4 | 208-230/460V | 3 | 333/1000 hp | 2798/2591 CFM | 20" | 13 7/16" | 16" | £1,041.31 | |
| D | 10E030 | 4 | 208-230/460V | 3 | 333/1000 hp | 3280/3264 CFM | 22" | 13 7/16" | 18" | £1,122.93 | |
| E | 10E021 | 4 | 115/230V | 1 | 1/4 hp | 1472/1440 CFM | 16" | 11" | 12" | £585.62 | |
| F | 10E024 | 4 | 115/230V | 1 | 333/1000 hp | 3280/3264 CFM | 22" | 10 3/4" | 18" | £615.20 | |
| E | 10E027 | 4 | 208-230/460V | 3 | 1/4 hp | 1472/1440 CFM | 16" | 14 1/16" | 12" | £907.43 | |
| G | 4YGA4 | 6 | - | - | - | - | 54" | 23 1/2" | 48" | £2,354.79 | |
| G | 4YGA3 | 6 | - | - | - | - | 34" | 21 1/2" | 30" | £1,303.58 |
A wall switch usually controls the fan and draws power from the 20A circuit that powers the bathroom lights and receptacles.
Consider factors such as the size of the space, required airflow, noise levels and any specific ventilation needs.
A general guideline is to have a minimum of 1 cubic foot per minute (CFM) for every square foot of room area. To find the square footage of your bathroom, simply multiply the length by the width.