* Please note: the above is for guidance only based on generalised information relating to standard figures each location and type of usage will effect each factor. Lifetime of brushes before needing replacing (if applicable) Type of motor in the Dyson Airblade V HU02 This way it can be determined if a brushed motor hand dryer would be most suitable for you or whether investing in a digital brushless motor would be more cost effective. The best way to choose what is right for you is to look at your facility and the amount of use each hand dryer is expected to get. There are variations in the lifespans of both universal brushed motors and digital motors. Digital motors however do cost more to repair should they fail at any point. In theory, universal brush motors do not last as long as digital brushless motors and require the brushes to be changed periodically. Hand dryers can have 2 types of motor which are: To view our full range of hand dryers with extra hygienic properties please click here – this includes our eXtremeAir CPC model with Cold Plasma technology, scientifically proven to kill germs including E.coli, Salmonella, Influenza A, Staph, C.diff and MRSA. Antibacterial coating to fascia to help prevent the growth of bacteria.

HEPA filter, to clean the air of dust and bacteria before it gets blown onto the hands.The extra hygiene aspects this hand dryer has are: However for added peace of mind some models have enhanced hygienic properties. Most modern hand dryers have standard hygienic properties such as fast dry times and touch free sensors to activate. Making sure hands are completely dry is the next important aspect of hand hygiene. Washing hands correctly is the best way to ensure high levels of hand hygiene. Not what you were looking for from a hand dryer? Have a look at our Intelligent Search Tool for a more personalised selection by clicking here To work out the annual running costs and carbon emissions in your facility for the Dyson Airblade V HU02 hand dryer click here – this will also show you annual savings made against putting paper towels, roller towels and standard warm air hand dryers into your facility. These and the above figures are based on the manufacturers stated dry times. #Standard warm air hand dryer use approx 25 watts per dryīased on a 12p per kW of electricity unit cost, we would anticipate the Dyson Airblade V hand dryer would cost approximately £0.000400 per average drying cycle. *Based on 12p per kW of electricity unit cost The below figures are per 1000 dries, please see below regarding how to calculate a more personalised annual cost for you So how much will it cost you to run this hand dryer? Available in Sprayed Nickel or White finishes.CE Fully harmonised EMC, EMF and LVD approved.Copes excellently with high foot fall (over 500 uses per day) and is certainly built to last.This is the same material used in riot shields! Made to last - Anti-tamper 4mm Pin-Hex screws and extra thick polycarbonate casing as standard.Utilisers HEPA filtered airflow as an extra hygienic feature as well as an antimicrobial coating.Unique ‘V’ shaped design which dry’s each hand independently from the other.Comes with a long life 5 year warranty on parts.Extremely slim unit, just 10cm deep! – dimensions are H394 x W234 x D100mm.Easy to install - can be mounted or removed from the wall quickly and easily thanks to its innovative back plate.Powerful and effective hand dryer with a dry time of 12 seconds (manufacturer stated).Energy efficient with a rated power 1kW equating to 3.33W per dry costing around 70c per 1000 dries.35% quieter than the original - achieving the Quiet Mark accreditation.

Dyson airblade v hand dryer price