NO HEATING ELEMENTS - PATENTED SAVORTEX SPINNING AIR TECHNOLOGY - ULTRA FAST DRYING
| » A number of nozzles direct hot air onto the users wet hands. The air brushes the water off of the hands via adjacent counter spinning nozzles. |
| » High speed, filtered hot air is projected through nozzles with a tangential spin mechanism. creating turbulence on the hands' surface, which breaks water into smaller particles. The air brushes the water off of the hands via adjacent counter-rotating nozzles. |
» Patented technology gives an ultra fast drying time of 7 - 12 seconds
higher efficiency, speed and pressure. |
| » Sleek, sexy, compact design, can be retro fitted into any space. |
| » Low power requirements allow cordless installation in catering areas, domestic bathrooms and kitchens. |
| » Hygienic, self sterilising, filtered air, with antiseptic materials Minimum of one million drying cycles. |
The advantages of the SAVortex™ hand dryer are vast; the reduced environmental impact from energy use, the alternative to washing and replacing of hand and paper towels, a saving in water supply from trailing water on the floors of washrooms, safer less slippery floors and a strong hygiene benefit.
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Based on the average individual paper towel usage per person of three towels, and taking in the logistical costs for transport, handling, wastage and disposal, the figures below demonstrate not only the financial savings associated with the SAVortex™ hand dryer, but an enormous mitigation of the environmental impact.
Item Consumed |
Number of Items |
Complete Cost For Each Item in £'s |
Net Savings In £'s |
Paper Towels |
3,000,000 |
0.01 |
30,000 |
Lifetime energy use in kilowatt hours |
3,125 |
0.07 |
-218.75 |
Standby power with 182 cycles per day in kilowatt hours |
182 |
0.07 |
-12.74 |
Overall net saving for lifetime of product |
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29,768.51 |
The annual saving with the above usage |
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1,984.57 |
Annual savings of paper towels |
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70 standard
packs of towels |
The figures above equate to an annual saving of paper towels that equates to a pile 9,842 feet tall - higher than any mountain in Britain and most of Europe. |
