The Heatstore Tornado - A New Level of Hand Drying!

The Heatstore HS5800 Tornado high-speed hand dryer brings a new level of convenience, speed, hygiene and energy efficiency to customers whilst being low maintenance and easy to clean with an easy to empty water collection tank.

Often, people give up drying their hands and either wipe them on their clothes or shake them dry.

Results shows that 14 per cent of people have resorted to toilet paper to dry their hands, 18 per cent have dried their hands on their clothes and 22 per cent have just tried to shake them dry.

Few people realise that damp hands are more likely to attract and spread bacteria than dry hands.

Conventional hand dryers simply take too long in the drying process. In fact, most take an average of 30 to 40 seconds; the new Heatstore Tornado dries hands completely in 15 seconds.

To activate, wet hands are placed into the u-shaped slot at the top of the hand dryer where the built in sensors automatically start the 200mph airflow. The moisture is blown off both sides hands simultaneously by the stream of high speed warm air. The moisture then passes into the removable water tank at the bottom of the unit through the built-in drainage system. When the hands are removed from the hand dryer the airflow stops.

The built in sensors make the hand dryer a completely non-contact product which not only saves energy and but also reduces the risk of bacterial cross contamination after the user has left the area.

The 900 Watt unheated mode of the hand dryer is one of the lowest power consumptions in its class. Even in its heated mode the 1700w power consumption is comparable to unheated versions and is far superior than any conventional hand dryer.

Manufactured from durable brushed silver ABS plastic, they can be either fixed or flexible wired and have the option of either blowing hot or cold air through the drying jets.

The HS5800 hand dryer is the ideal product for offices, hotels, pubs & restaurants, shopping centres, train stations and many more throughout the U.K.