Airdri Quantum by Airdri
ABOUT THIS PRODUCT...
Since 1974, Airdri has been on a mission to minimise the environmental impact of its hand dryers. For the past 45 years, the firm has been committed to creating some of the most eco-friendly hand drying solutions on the market, and a lot of research and development has been invested in lengthening the lifespan and reducing energy consumption and waste.
The Airdri Quantum is an excellent example of this, offering both low emissions and durability.
The ADA-compliant unit delivers a robust hand drying solution, whilst also ticking the sustainable box, having achieved the coveted Greenspec status for using less than 1,000 watts. In fact, at only 200 watts, the Airdri Quantum is the lowest energy consumption unit in the world, representing significant savings in both running costs and emissions.
Company Profile
For the past 45 years, Airdri has been designing and manufacturing cutting-edge hand dryers for washrooms. The firm is committed to sustainability through reduction in noise levels and energy consumption and extending the lifespan of its hand dryers.
The Quantum’s durability and longevity of use is also impressive and plays a key role in reducing the number of hand dryers sent to landfill. Most fast dry models will last for approximately 1000 hours, but if you really want to do your bit in protecting the planet, you should be searching for a unit that stands the test of time.
Over the past four decades, Airdri has been committed to improving the durability of its machines. Eliminating problems relating to the wear and tear of motor brushes, by using the latest motor technology, means that, on average, Airdri hand dryers have a lifespan of around 6000 hours.
Company Contact
sales@airdri.com 01865 8882330
www.airdri.com
6 AWARDS 2020
When placed on lifecycle testing, the Quantum jet dryer lasted for over 10,000 hours – 10 times longer than the average lifespan of a jet dryer.
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