Jet Dryer specializes in commercial, high-speed touchless hand drying systems featuring HEPA filtration and hygienic, energy-efficient integrated designs.
Jet Dryer is a manufacturer known for providing advanced hygiene solutions through its impressive line of high-speed commercial hand dryers and innovative washroom installations. Built to drastically reduce paper towel waste, the brand's lineup includes versatile units such as the Compact Jet Hand Dryer, the Dynamic Hot Air Hand Dryer, the Orbit High Speed Air model, and integrated setups like the Airtap touchless sink tap.
Constructed for demanding public and commercial environments, Jet Dryer products incorporate cutting-edge touchless infrared sensors, medical-grade HEPA filtration systems to trap airborne pathogens, and energy-efficient rapid-drying technology. Their heavy-duty enclosures—available in durable ABS plastic and brushed stainless steel—ensure commercial longevity. Smart features such as automatic environmental heating adjustments, drain water tanks, and rigorous safety timeouts allow Jet Dryer equipment to deliver optimal reliability and top-tier sanitary performance.
tusi lesona fou mai manuals+ fa'atulagaina mo lenei ituaiga.
Fesili masani e uiga i tusi lesona, resitalaina, ma lagolago mo lenei ituaiga.
It is recommended to clean the HEPA filter by lightly tapping it or using a vacuum cleaner regularly. The HEPA filter should be replaced every 6 months in normal environments, or every 3 months in dusty environments. Never wash a HEPA filter with water.
If the device blows air continuously after removing your hands, the infrared motion sensors inside the drying chamber are likely dirty. Turn off the main power and clean dirt or debris from the sensors using a soft microfiber cloth.
To turn the air heating on or off, press and hold the main power switch for 3 seconds. The LED backlight of the switch will change to red, indicating that the heating component has been turned on.
This is typically caused by a full water drain tank. Be sure to empty the drain tank located at the bottom of the hand dryer regularly. The frequency depends on usage—daily for high-traffic restrooms and weekly for lower traffic areas.