Takes up less space. The Dyson Airblade V hand dryer has a slim profile that protrudes just 4 inches from the wall. It’s 60% smaller than the original Dyson Airblade™ hand dryer but still dries hands in just 12 seconds.1 Concentrated, not compromised.

For a commercial job . Works great. Lindsay. PA. Fri Feb 05 2021

Takes up less space. The Dyson Airblade V hand dryer has a slim profile that protrudes just 4 inches from the wall. It’s 60% smaller than the original Dyson Airblade™ hand dryer but still dries hands in just 12 seconds.1 Concentrated, not compromised.

Fast delivery. Hand dryers work great and look good.. Kevin. IL. Tue Jun 19 2018

With Airblade™'s hand drying technology in a tap, hands can be dried at the sink. There’s no need for users to move to a separate drying area, so no water is dripped on the floor. Both water and air are sensor operated, so there are no taps to turn or buttons to touch. Intelligent infrared sensors emit light to pinpoint hand positions, and computer circuitry activates water or air without long delays.

I’m still waiting for these to be installed but the concept is exactly what I needed for my event space.. Mamie. Weatherford, TX. Sat Jan 02 2021

With Airblade™'s hand drying technology in a wash and dry, hands can be dried at the sink. There’s no need for users to move to a separate drying area, so no water is dripped on the floor. Both water and air are sensor operated, so there are no taps to turn or buttons to touch. Intelligent infrared sensors emit light to pinpoint hand positions, and computer circuitry activates water or air without long delays.

Dyson continues to lead through innovation with the newest member of the Airblade family: The “9kJ.” Previous models introduced improvements in sound level (the “dB” was quieter than ever), space used (the “V” was the most compact dryer to date and shaped like a V), and function (the TAP added faucet functionality to a hand dryer). So what, you ask, does “9kJ” stand for? The newest name focuses on efficiency.

With Airblade™'s hand drying technology in a wash and dry, hands can be dried at the sink. There’s no need for users to move to a separate drying area, so no water is dripped on the floor. Both water and air are sensor operated, so there are no taps to turn or buttons to touch. Intelligent infrared sensors emit light to pinpoint hand positions, and computer circuitry activates water or air without long delays.