Unique built-in HEPA filter New Tiger ECO Pure hand dryer from ATC

Leading on from the popularity of the Tiger ECO Hand Dryer, ATC’s technical team has been at work innovating a new addition to the highspeed hand dryer range.

The Tiger ECO Pure boasts a built-in HEPA filter change indicator, setting it apart from other hand dryers on the market. A flashing LED on the front of the unit indicates exactly when the HEPA filter needs to be changed. This allows for easy service and maintenance of the product and also ensures a more hygienic experience for all users in all washroom facilities.

This new Tiger ECO Pure hand dryer has been designed for use in areas of medium to high footfall, such as hospitals and medical facilities, schools, hotels, offices and leisure facilities. The built-in HEPA filter captures 99.9% of harmful particles for hygiene and efficient hand drying.

What is HEPA?

HEPA stands for “high efficiency particle arrestor”, which works to trap tiny particles (up to 0.3 micrometres in diameter) found in the air. By capturing harmful particles, HEPA filters offer a seamless and hygienic hand-drying experience.

ATC HEPA filters are composed of very thin fibres of glass and carbonactivated material. The result is a thick, paper-like material arranged in pleats. Particles passing through the air are trapped within this material.

Maintenance

People change their coffee filters regularly and the same applies to HEPA filters. The HEPA filter should be changed every six months as the captured particles add up, and over time reduce the effectiveness of the filter. Thanks to the HEPA filter change indicator, which is unique to the Tiger ECO Pure hand dryer, the flashing LED automatically alerts when the HEPA filter needs to be changed.

Further benefits of the Tiger ECO Pure also include:

Energy efficiency – High Speed technology, drying hands in just 15 seconds;

Lower energy bills –Heating element can be switched On/Off; Hygienic washrooms –HEPA filters remove harmful particles such as bacteria, mould and dust; Energy savings – Kinder to the environment than paper towels, thus reducing the C02 emissions and waste to landfill. One ton of paper towels is the equivalent of 17 trees.

Key features

• 15-second drying time;

• Low running costs;

• Suitable for areas of medium to high traffic;

• Switchable heating output;

• Built-In HEPA filter;

• LED countdown indicator;

• Available in brushed stainless steel or white;

• HEPA change indicator.

Additional features

• Low running costs;

• Competitively priced;

• Available in mirror-polished stainless steel or white.

For further information about the Tiger ECO Pure, visit atc.ie or speak to your local sales representative.

Nationwide support ATC works closely with its customers to deliver the best possible service. It supplies electrical wholesalers across Ireland and the UK with a range of electric heating and hand dryer products designed to serve the commercial, hospitality, residential, sports, leisure, education and healthcare industries. Working closely with electrical wholesaler sales personnel, electrical contractors, engineers, specifiers and facilities managers, ATC can devise customised solutions for every project.

ATC sales representatives across Ireland and the UK can assist with the following:

• Project quotations;

• Product demos;

• Trade mornings;

• Site surveys;

• Heating design service.

Find your local sales representative at www.atc.ie/contact

The Tiger ECO Pure hand dryer is designed for use in areas of medium to high footfall.

You can also get in touch with ATC at 01 467 8301.

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