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DRYER IS ENERGY- EFFICIENT World Dryer’s SLIMdri Hand Dryer Retrofit Kit helps upgrade rest- rooms to a more accessible and energy-efficient environment. The SLIMdri, which is ADA-com- pliant, offers 15-second dry time and uses 80 percent less energy. With its on/off heating control, low- profile design, flexible cover options and universal voltage, SLIMdri fits any décor and washroom environment.


www.worlddryer.com // (800) 323-0701 // Circle No. 33


SINK, FAUCET, SOAP AND DRYER ARE ONE UNIT Bradley Corp. has announced the Advocate AV-Series Lavatory System, an all-in-one sink, faucet and dual-sided hand-dryer solution for completely touchless hand washing. Made with durable Terreon solid-surface material, which is GREENGUARD-certified, the ADA-compliant solution also features a top-fill soap dispenser that holds twice the capacity of a standard dispenser. The 0.38-gpm faucet reduces water usage by 24 percent, and the infrared hand dryer rids moisture on hands in 15 seconds or less.


www.bradleycorp.com/advocate // (800) BRADLEY // Circle No. 34


WASH AND DRY HANDS IN ONE PLACE Dyson has developed the Dyson Airblade Tap hand dryer that washes and dries hands in one place. Pow- ered by the new Dyson digital motor, Airblade hand dryers are the result of nearly three years of development. The technology ensures sheets of high-ve- locity unheated air travel through tiny apertures at 420-mph quickly scraping water from hands like a windshield wiper. In addition, washroom air is passed through a HEPA filter, which removes 99.97 percent of bacteria at 0.3 microns from the air used to dry hands.


airblade.dyson.com // (888) 397-6622 // Circle No. 35


DRYER DESIGN IS ERGONOMIC


American Specialties Inc. has in- troduced the TRI-Umph automatic high-speed hand dryer, a hygienic and competitively priced option for commercial washrooms. The dryer’s ergonomic design allows users to dry hands in a natural position without water splash-back or water falling to the floor and creating a hazard. Its patented three-air-outlet design sur-


rounds hands with a more consistent air speed, resulting in an average dry time of 12 seconds. A ceramic pad aids in the absorption and evaporation of water, eliminating any pooling and potential bacteria growth.


www.americanspecialties.com // (914) 476-9000 // Circle No. 37


SENSOR LENS IS CONCEALED


The Zurn Z6930XL AquaSense Battery Powered Sensor Faucet offers a mod- ern design with a concealed sensor lens. The sensor lens is chemically resis- tant to harsh cleaning agents and easy to replace, extending the life of the faucet. The Zurn Z6930 delivers mul- tiple power and water-flow options.


www.zurn.com // (855) 663-9876 // Circle No. 36


UPGRADE MANUAL FLUSH VALVES TO ELECTRONIC


Flushometer retrofit kits from Sloan provide an efficient and economical way to convert most existing water closet and urinal manual flushom- eters to electronic operation. In addition, users can upgrade flush valves to save water with dual-flush or other water-efficient modes. Choices include solar-powered SOLIS or battery-powered Sloan ECOS and G2 Optima Plus kits.


www.sloanvalve.com // (800) 982-5839 // Circle No. 38


May-June 2013 // RETROFIT 77


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