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Not just a lot of hot air
December 1st 2010

Ravensdale Junior School is a member of the Eco-Schools scheme and has identified the Jet Towel hand dryer from Mitsubishi Electric, as the potential answer to their worries regarding the environment.

The school had a visit from John Rowely from Mitsubishi, together they worked out the energy saving potential over conventional dryers.

When hands are placed into the slot,a high speed air blast is triggered that blows the water off and isolates it in a receptor tank at the base of the hand dryer.This is different to normal hand dryers which blow warmed air over the hands to evaporate water.

Hand drying takes an estimated 10 seconds with a Jet Towel, less than a quarter of the time it takes with a warm air dryer.

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