Xlerator Hand Dryers

The Xlerator hand dryer lives up to its reputation as a genuinely high speed mechanism.

It takes only 10 seconds to dry hands using the device.  An infrared sensor activates the unit.  A high velocity stream of air then blasts water droplets from the hands during the first 3 to 4 seconds of drying.  Then, for the remaining 6 to 7 seconds, the airstream evaporates the remaining moisture from the skin.  This is done without overheating the hands, so the user remains comfortable throughout the process.  The skin feels soft and completely dry with each use.

Xlerator hand dryers pay for themselves by reducing energy costs by 80 percent.

The money saved on electricity goes directly back into an organizations budget.  No other dryer to date has produced this type of savings.  For this reason, the Xlerator is the only dryer that is Green Spec Approved for LEED certification.

The Xlerator completely eliminates the need for paper towels.

We have all seen restrooms that have a dryer on the wall and a paper towel dispenser right next to it.  This is because other dryers did not satisfy people.  Some dryers were too hot and chaffed the skin.  Others were incapable of completely drying hands.  To avoid customer complaints, facility managers would install paper towels so people could have a traditional option for drying their hands.  Paper towels were also needed for any user who still had wet hands after drying them electronically.

The Xlerator hand dryer, as previously noted, never fails to dry hands.  It is neither too hot nor too cold to the touch. 

People never feel the need to finish off its work with paper towels.  When paper towels are completely eliminated, the cost of ongoing procurement represents another savings in addition to energy savings that helps pay companies back for the costs of the units.

The touch free activation of the Xlerator  hand dryer makes it ideal for sanitary environments.

Some places cannot afford to risk the spread of contagions that pass from the hands of one person onto the fixtures in the restroom.  Since time when a person is most vulnerable to picking up a pathogen is immediately after washing the hands, it is imperative that sterile environments invest in sinks with touch free faucets and hand drying options that operate without the need to touch a surface after the hands are clean.

Touch free paper towel dispensers are one option for this.  However, while the more sophisticated infrared models dispense towels without any need to touch controls, the problem of towel waste buildup remains.  Wet paper towels represent a sanitation issue in their own right.  If a waste basket overflows in a restaurant’s restroom, for example, the presence of paper towels on the floor can result in an automatic citation from the health department. 

Health care facilities need to keep towel waste to a minimum to avoid giving bacteria a warm, moist surface area to grow.  Xlerator dryers in restaurants and health care facilities make it possible for people to wash their hands, completely dry them, and leave no residue behind that could result in future unsanitary conditions.

Studies have shown that users consistently praise the Xlerator  hand dryer for its superiority to both paper towels and to other hand dryers.

Someone recently said that this was the only hand dryer worth using.  Many organizations that have installed the unit in their restrooms have noted a marked improvement in customer satisfaction with the restrooms.  Schools have reported that students have become more conscientious toward green issues when using a product that is designed to perform at an optimal level of environmental consciousness.  Some corporations have seen employee complaints about the restrooms all but disappear.