Dayton 1TDN7 Round Permanent Split Capacitor OEM Specialty Blower: Industrial & Scientific

Dayton 1TDN7 Round Permanent Split Capacitor OEM Specialty Blower: Industrial & Scientific

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Stuck this sucker on the bottom of my triburner coal stove (Alaska Channing II) using self tapping screws. Removed the original squirrel cage fan rotor and wired in a plug from an old refrigerator I was junking. You'll need a 1/2" clamp for the conduit box. Works great, probably last a long time. At full feed rate I get a flame touching the top of the stove. Only problem is the flange gets in the way of a wingnut so I replaced it with a regular nut. Blows enough cool air into the gear box housing from the gap where the old fan lived that you can delete the stupid fan on the side of the stove that blew cool air on the unit.
Good company. The first one to come in wouldn't work. I contacted the seller and had a replacement later that week. The blower is sturdy, and works perfect for my coal forge. Not too much or too little air to get a bed of coals up to temp. I am building a forced air forge, but this little guy just doesn't move enough air for a ribbon burner.
I am using this as a blower for my forge, so far so good !
This replaced a unit which was installed in a hoop house to blow air between the two layers of the plastic cover for insulation. Works well.
This is a quality blower that runs quiet. My 12’x12’ greenhouse is happy again. Perfect amount of air to inflate the walls insulating the house.

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Price: US $61.99
Rating: 4.7 / 5.0 from 300 Reviews

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Specification

115 vac
Ul recognized us and canada (E47479), ce
Includes discharge mounting flange and inlet cover

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Description

Size:1-(Pack)

Direct OEM replacement blower mounts in any position and maintains cfm at higher static pressures. Open motors with cast-aluminum end shields dissipate heat to help reduce downtime and extend service life. Ball bearings. Not for use with speed controllers.

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Used these motors before in 2 coal furnaces I run in my house and garage. My local dealer wanted $180.00 for this motor. Purchasing it for $61.00 was a steal. They usually last about 3 years but coal is dirty. I’d expect them to last longer in a cleaner environment. Very happy with purchase.
Great quality fan. Quiet and smooth. I use it with a variable power supply without issue. I think the key is to turn it on at full power and then throttle down afterwards to the desired speed to minimize damage to the windings.
This Dayton blower is the perfect replacement for a 25 year old woodstove fan. It seems well constructed and it works well. My only minor gripe would be it doesn’t move as much air as I had hoped. But putting that aside, it’s everything that I hoped and wished it would be upon unboxing and installing it.

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• Is Discontinued By Manufacturer‏:‎No
• Product Dimensions‏:‎10 x 10 x 10 inches; 4 Pounds
• Item model number‏:‎1TDN7
• National Stock Number‏:‎4140-01-147-9235
• Date First Available‏:‎December 28, 2008
• Manufacturer‏:‎Dayton
• ASIN‏:‎B001OM1L7E

• Best Sellers Rank:#49,056 in Industrial & Scientific (See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific)
  • #9 in HVAC Blowers

• Customer Reviews:4.7 out of 5 stars300 ratings

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