Dayton 2VUW5 Skeleton Axial Fan 115V AC 82 cfm
Skeleton axial fan moves 82 cfm at 115 V AC with a shaded-pole motor and sleeve bearing
- Product typeSkeleton
- Compact 4 7/16 in frame fits tight equipment bays
- 82 cfm airflow delivers steady component cooling
- 115 V AC single-phase power uses standard mains wiring
- 45 dB sound level keeps operating noise low
- Sleeve bearing and impedance protection extend service life
What it is
The Dayton 2VUW5 is a new 115 V AC skeleton axial fan rated at 82 CFM. It uses a shaded-pole motor with sleeve bearings and draws 18 to 20 watts at 0.18 to 0.21 amps. The unit operates at 2,900 RPM on 60 Hz and 2,550 RPM on 50 Hz, producing a sound level of 45 dB at the higher speed and 39 dB at the lower speed.
Build integration
The fan mounts horizontally using lead-wire connections and eye mounting on 4 1/8 inch centres. Its IP20 rating and Class A insulation suit protected indoor locations where the ambient temperature does not exceed 158 °F. Thermal protection is provided by impedance, and the compact 4 7/16 inch square frame fits tight equipment spaces without a full housing.
Who it suits
This fan suits installers who need a low-profile, open-frame axial mover for horizontal airflow in 115 V AC systems. It is not for buyers who require ducted or high-static-pressure delivery, variable-speed control, or an enclosure rated above IP20. Builders needing higher CFM, ball bearings, or vertical mounting should look at a different model.
How it compares
Measured against everything we stock in Indoor & Outdoor Ceiling Fans, at today’s prices. Recalculated every night.
- Price $15.99
- Cheaper than about 93% of the 444 comparable items (median $99.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | DAYTON |
| Product type | Skeleton |
Questions about this item
What is the maximum ambient temperature this fan can withstand before thermal protection activates?
The motor includes impedance-based thermal protection and is rated for a maximum ambient temperature of 158 degrees Fahrenheit.
How loud is the fan at 60 Hz versus 50 Hz operation?
Sound level measures 45 dB at 60 Hz and 39 dB at 50 Hz, so it runs noticeably quieter on 50 Hz supply.
What voltage and frequency must the supply provide for this fan to operate?
It requires 115 V AC at either 60 Hz or 50 Hz, drawing 0.18 A at 60 Hz and 0.21 A at 50 Hz.
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