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Key Details
Brand: Mediclinics
Color: Negro
Speedflow Plus hand dryer with modern and ultra-flat design that complies with the ADA (American With Disabilities Act) guidelines for accessibility in public restrooms.
The new Speedflow Plus hand dryer is especially suitable for high-traffic places such as airports, shopping centers, sports facilities, etc.
Energy efficient, this hand dryer has very low electrical consumption. With a maximum total power of 850 W, this hand dryer, depending on the applied configuration, consumes only between 0.6 and 2.8 watt-hours per drying cycle and 0.4 W in standby, one of the lowest on the market.
Fast (maximum air output speed 400 Km/h) and quiet (57-65 dBA). Dries hands in just 12 seconds.
Adjustable power motor that allows regulating energy consumption between 180 and 850 W.
Includes a standard HEPA filter that filters suspended solid particles and optionally can include an ionizer (Ion Hygenic) that purifies the air through particles with a negative electric charge (anions).
Micro switch ON / OFF
Located on the electronic board that allows activating/deactivating the heating element.
Fixed object detection. If a stationary object is detected in front of the sensor, the dryer automatically stops after 3-5 seconds for safety.
Automatic safety shutdown. After 30 seconds of continuous use, the device stops automatically.
Mediclinics is a company based in Barcelona with over 48 years of experience in the design, manufacture, and marketing of hand dryers and bathroom accessories. Leaders in efficiency, quality, and reliability. Mediclinics has a Quality Management System (QMS) certified by Bureau Veritas Spain, according to the ISO 9001 standard. Additionally, the brand offers BIM objects for most of its catalog.
