Dryflow

Dryflow hand dryers are designed for commercial washrooms in restaurants, cafés, bars, pubs, hotels, offices, schools, leisure centres, visitor attractions and other public or staff facilities. The range includes models for low, medium and high levels of use, so the most suitable dryer depends on expected daily traffic, available wall or basin space, noise requirements and the desired level of filtration.

Start by estimating how many times the dryer is likely to be used each day and whether demand will arrive steadily or in concentrated peaks. A compact lower-traffic model may be appropriate for a small staff washroom, while busy restaurants, hotels, schools, transport facilities and event venues may benefit from a high-traffic dryer with a durable motor and fast drying cycle. Check the traffic recommendation on the individual product page before ordering.

No. HEPA filtration is available on selected Dryflow models, including products within the BulletDri Plus, EcoWave, G-Force MKII, Jet Force and SteelForce ranges. Other dryers prioritise factors such as compact dimensions, low energy consumption, reduced noise or value. Check the specification for the exact model if filtered intake air is required.

Dryflow offers models specifically designed to reduce operating noise. The Viska range is particularly relevant where maintaining a calmer atmosphere matters, such as restaurants, cafés, hotels, offices, schools and washrooms positioned close to dining, meeting or guest areas. Noise ratings and airflow settings vary, so compare the individual specifications before making a final selection.

Dryflow offers several dryers with lower-power or adjustable operating modes. Depending on the model, staff may be able to choose between warmer airflow for user comfort and an eco setting for reduced electricity consumption. Energy use should be assessed alongside drying speed and expected daily traffic, because a lower rated wattage does not by itself determine the total operating cost.

A hands-under dryer directs air downwards onto hands held beneath a wall-mounted unit. A hands-in dryer uses concentrated blade airflow around hands placed inside the machine and can be useful in busy washrooms. A Dryflow AirTap is mounted at the basin and allows users to wash and dry their hands without moving away from the sink. The best format depends on available space, traffic, washroom layout and cleaning requirements.

Drying time varies by model, airflow setting, ambient conditions and how the dryer is used. Several fast Dryflow models are specified with approximate drying cycles of around 10 to 15 seconds, but this should not be treated as a universal figure for the entire range. Consult the individual model specification for its stated drying performance.

The Smart Hospitality Supplies range includes Dryflow dryers in finishes such as white, black, brushed satin, polished chrome, brass and copper. Neutral finishes work well in practical staff and customer facilities, while metallic and decorative finishes can complement premium hotel, restaurant, bar and reception-area washrooms.

Check the electrical supply, rated power, dimensions, mounting height, wall construction, required clearances and proximity to water sources. Basin-mounted systems also require a compatible sink and suitable space beneath the counter. Fixed electrical work should be completed by a suitably competent installer in accordance with the product instructions and applicable regulations.

Isolate the dryer as directed by its instructions before cleaning. Wipe external surfaces using an appropriate non-abrasive product, keep the air inlet and outlet clear and empty any water collection area fitted to hands-in models. HEPA filters and other serviceable components should be inspected or replaced at the intervals specified for the exact model. Avoid spraying liquid directly into the dryer.

Warranty terms vary across the Dryflow range. Some models have longer parts-and-labour cover or qualify for a separate lifetime repair proposition, while others carry different model-specific terms. Confirm the warranty shown on the individual Smart Hospitality Supplies product page and retain proof of purchase, installation records and model information.

Yes. Although commercial hand dryers make up most of the range, Smart Hospitality Supplies also lists Dryflow Ostro electric convector panel heaters. Check each product’s intended application, power rating, controls and installation requirements rather than treating it as washroom hand-drying equipment.