The airflow is reduced or has stopped altogether Most hand dryers use a brush motor to provide air; it may be the case that the brushes in the motor have worn down over time. To determine whether this is the fault, check the expected brush life with the manufacturer - or alternatively, inspect the brushes visually.

The blue light is an indication light to guide users to the most efficient drying area. It brings some fun to the hand drying process and some kids could really enjoy playing with the blue light. It also creates a sense of modernness and high technology.

An automatic hand dryer uses a small infra-red sensor in the drying area. When the sensor detects a solid object that is warmer than the surrounding air move into the area, it turns on the fan and the air starts to blow.

You may think the lower the motor power the slower the hand dryer but this is not always the case as some of our devices can dry your hands anywhere from 10 seconds to 30 seconds meaning not only will you have happy customers / staff but you will have an even happier bank balance through our economical solutions.