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FontanaAuraDry Gold Automatic Sensor Hand Dryer
The FontanaShowers AuraDry™ stand in restroom solutions is an elegant solution in modern craft applied to deadpan solidity. The brass construction flaunts an incandescent gold tanning that exudes opulence, perfectly suited for upscale hospitality settings and executive-grade facilities. The best feature is a smart sensor activation requiring zero touch, thereby making hygiene considerations and maximizing efficiency. At 95m per second, the top and powerful air velocity gives you and your clients less drying time as compared to previously. A reliable HEPA filter ensures clean air circulation, thus protecting the occupants from contaminants. The noise output is maintained at 70db two meters away, giving a soothing atmosphere for the sophisticated spaces. Simple installation on the wall, using a single-hole configuration, thus offers a bit of stability to elegance. Operators can choose between brush and brushless motors, depending on durability or cost needs. Resistant to tarnish, the bright chroming resists dulling through traffic. The amalgamation of crux, reliability, and glitz lends ample beauty and value to restrooms, boasting quick and hygienic functioning with endearing-wonder aesthetic combinations and lasting.
Elegant Touchless Performance
- Brand Name: FontanaShowers®
- Model Number: FS10505GL
- Type: Touchless Hand Dryer
- Style: Contemporary
- Finish: Gold
- Materials: Brass
- Installation Type: Wall Mounted
- Number of Holes: Single Hole
- Available with Brushless or Brush Motor: Yes
- Filter Type: HEPA
- Air Speed: 95m/s
- Noise Level at 2m: 70db
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Features
FontanaAuraDry™ Gold Automatic Sensor Hand Dryer FAQ
HEPA Airflow Verification, Sensor Commissioning; Gold Surface Protection
The FontanaAuraDry™ Gold automatic hand dryer combines a brass wall-mounted outlet, touchless sensor activation, 95 m/s high-speed airflow, HEPA filtration, a single-hole installation arrangement, and a choice of brush or brushless motor configurations for high-end commercial washrooms.
How should the automatic sensor zone be tested after installation?
Complete sensor testing after the basin, countertop, mirror, soap dispenser, lighting, and nearby accessories are installed. Confirm that normal hand placement activates the dryer immediately without false triggering from reflective surfaces, passing users, cleaning equipment, or objects outside the intended drying zone.
What should be inspected if the dryer no longer produces the specified 95 m/s airflow?
Inspect the HEPA filter, air intake, outlet passage, internal ducting, and motor ventilation for restriction. A loaded filter, accumulated debris, unstable electrical supply, blocked service clearance, or loose air connection can reduce airflow and increase the required drying time.
How should the brush or brushless motor be evaluated during routine maintenance?
Verify immediate startup, stable airflow, consistent operating sound, and complete automatic shutdown after hand removal. Increased vibration, reduced air velocity, unusual noise, or delayed acceleration may indicate filter loading, loose mounting hardware, intake restriction, or motor wear requiring service.
How should the Gold finish be cleaned without scratching or dulling it?
Remove fingerprints, water residue, and cleaning deposits with a soft damp microfiber cloth, then dry the outlet immediately. Use diluted pH-neutral soap only and avoid abrasive pads, acidic cleaners, bleach, ammonia, steel wool, polishing powders, metal polish, and concentrated disinfectants.
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