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OPERATION
• Position hands within 10cm of the sensor (Fig. A); hand dryer starts automatically when
hands are detected.
• Stops automatically 1 second after hands are removed from the detection zone
(Fig. A) or after 1 minute of continuous use.
• Electrical supply: 900W, 220-240V~ / 50-60 Hz.
INSTALLATION
• Electrical supply 220 - 240V~ / 50-60Hz class I (with earth).
• The installation must conform to current local regulations in your country.
• IP22 waterproof, electronic control unit.
• The hand dryer must be fitted with a differential circuit breaker with 6A protection
and 30mA differential. The hand dryer must be earthed (see ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
section).
• Unscrew the 2 side screws (Fig. B) and remove the cover (Fig. A).
• Using the template provided (Fig. C), drill 4 holes Ø 8mm. Fix the base plate to the wall
using screws and rawl plugs , (Fig. D) provided. Ensure screws and rawl plugs are
suitable for the type of wall material. Recommended installation height (distance between
the floor and the bottom of the dryer): 120cm for men, 110cm for women, 80-100cm for
wheelchair users, and 95cm for children.
• Adjust the sensor: using a small, flat-headed screwdriver turn the screw on the
potentiometer (Fig. E) clockwise to increase the detection zone or anti-clockwise to
reduce the detection zone.
• In the default setting, the hand dryer will deliver hot air. To change to cold air, place the
switch (Fig. E) in position 0.
• Replace the cover (Fig. A) and tighten the 2 side screws (Fig. B).
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
Electrical connection should take place before mounting the hand dryer on the wall.
• Feed an IEC 60227, PVC insulated twin-core power supply cable (3 x 1.5mm2) (Fig. F,
not supplied) through hole (Fig. C).
• Connect the wires to connectors L, N and GND (GND = earth) tighten connector screws
onto the terminals. Tighten the retaining clip screws to secure the power supply cable
(Fig. F).
• Replace the cover (Fig. A) and tighten the 2 side screws (Fig. B).