Collecting Water Safely and Hygienically
Hands in Dryers such as the Mitsubishi Electric Wave i01 feature a carefully shaped drying area that controls air flow to maximise the drying effect and prevent water from escaping.
Where does the water go in a hand dryer
Hands in dryers feature a design that blows water off your skin using high speed jets of air, and then prevent that water from escaping into the surrounding area. While only a small amount of water is removed when drying your hands, it is important to prevent the liquid from escaping onto the floor where it could create a slip hazard.
Play our 90s game! #30YrsOfWave
Play Our GameHow much could you save? #savewithwave
Win a £100 Amazon Voucher #WinWithWave
Water Storage in Hands In Hand Dryers
At the bottom of the drying area, channels direct the water down into a generously sized water pod that can contain 0.8L of liquid before it needs to be emptied. In normal use, this is sufficient capacity for approximately eight hundred uses.
The water pod is easy to remove during normal cleaning operations and can be safely disposed of with other wastewater.
Retaining water in the pod of the hand dryer rather than allowing it to escape onto surrounding walls and floors in the bathroom improves safety in the bathroom.
Find Out More
Learn more about the Mitsubishi Electric Wave i01 Hands In hand dryer range. Contact a member of our team today, to request a demo and find out how our range of Ultra Efficient Hand Dryers can help reduce energy bills while also reducing the spread of germs and bacteria.
Wave u02
