Dayton 1YBV9 Split-Phase Fan Motor 1/2 HP 1725 RPM
Split-phase motor delivers 1/2 HP at 1725 RPM with 115/230 V dual voltage and continuous duty rating
- 1/2 HP split-phase power drives agricultural fans
- 115/230 V dual-voltage suits common farm wiring
- 1725 RPM nameplate speed matches original equipment specs
- Totally enclosed air-over design protects windings from dust and moisture
- Auto thermal protection and 1.25 service factor extend motor life
Agricultural Split-Phase Motor
The Dayton 1YBV9 is a single-phase split-phase motor rated at 1/2 horsepower with a nameplate speed of 1725 RPM. It operates on dual-voltage 115/230V AC at 60 Hz and draws 7.6 amps at 115V or 3.8 amps at 230V. The 56-frame rolled-steel body uses a cradle-base mount for horizontal installation.
Upgrade From Shaded-Pole Or Worn Units
This motor replaces lower-torque shaded-pole designs or failed split-phase units in agricultural ventilation fans. The 1.25 service factor and Class B insulation make the jump worthwhile when the existing motor runs hot, trips thermal protection, or cannot sustain continuous duty at 40 °C ambient.
Continuous Duty In Dusty Air
Totally enclosed air-over construction keeps dust and moisture off the windings while the fan airstream cools the frame. Automatic thermal protection resets without intervention, and the reversible CW/CCW rotation simplifies wiring for either airflow direction. The motor is built for uninterrupted operation rather than short-cycle starts.
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- Price $538.99
- Pricier than about 90% of the 962 comparable items (median $38.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
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| Brand name | DAYTON |
Questions about this item
What are the shaft height and bolt pattern for the 56 frame cradle base on this motor?
The motor uses a standard NEMA 56 frame cradle base for horizontal mounting, matching the 56 frame dimensions for shaft height and bolt spacing.
Which wiring configuration matches the dual-voltage 115/230V nameplate and the reversible CW/CCW rotation?
Connect the leads per the nameplate diagram for 115V or 230V operation; swap the two designated leads to reverse rotation between clockwise and counter-clockwise.
When should the motor be replaced given the Class B insulation and 40°C maximum ambient temperature?
Replace the motor if insulation resistance drops below safe levels or if overheating occurs above the 40°C ambient limit, as Class B insulation has a finite thermal life.
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