American Dryer DR20N Steel Cover Push Button Hand Dryer, 110-120V, 2,300W Power, 60Hz, White Enamel Finish

The American Dryer DR20N steel cover push button hand dryer has a one-piece 16 gauge steel cover with white enamel finish to help resist corrosion, and a permanently lubricated, maintenance-free, brushless induction motor for reliable service. It is operated by a push button that is chrome-plated to resist corrosion and runs the dryer for 30 seconds. This hand dryer is rated for 110-120 volts and 60 hertz for use with single-phase power in North America. Two tamper resistant screws hold the cover to the mounting base to help reduce vandalism damage (security hex key included), and the air intake vents are shielded for additional protection. The air nozzle is chrome-plated to resist corrosion, and rotates 360 degrees to allow alternative airflow directions. The motor and the heating element unit each have an automatically resetting thermal protector to help reduce the need for parts replacement in case of damage or failure. This hand dryer is compliant with standards for use in the United States and Canada by United Laboratories (UL). Specifications Motor horsepower1/10 hpMotor speed3,200 RPM (revolutions per minute)Air flow160 CFM (cubic feet per minute)Air velocity5,500 LFM (linear feet per minute)Air temperature130-145 degrees F at an ambient temperature of 72 degrees FAutomatic shutoff time30 secondsSound level71 dBVoltage rating110-120 voltsAmperage rating20 ampsWattage2,300 wattsCycle60 hertzOverall dimensions*9-1/4 x 11 x 8-7/8 inches (H x W x D)

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