ASI Hand Dryers

ASI hand dryers fall into a few clear families. The Turbo-ADA 0199 mounts on the surface in white or satin stainless steel, in 115-120V or 208-240V. Its 115-120V versions call out an under 15 second dry. The Turbo-Tuff 0135 recesses into the wall. The Profile 0185 runs on universal voltage from 100 to 240 VAC, with a steel cover in white or satin stainless. Tri-Umph 20200 models are high-speed automatic dryers, and the 20199-1 is a recessed high-speed unit. For a full wash station, the Simplicity 64672 recesses a paper towel dispenser, high-speed dryer, and waste receptacle in one 3-in-1 unit.

Wiring comes first. Match the branch circuit. Models at 110-120V, such as the 0135-1, run on standard circuits. At 208-240V, models such as the 0199-2 draw less current for the same power. A dedicated circuit is recommended. Next, check depth. ASI's ADA compliant listing applies to every dryer here, and the wall location still has to work. ADA 307.2 treats a dryer as a protruding object once its edge rises above 27 in. From there up to 80 in., it may stick out 4 in. at most. Follow the cut sheet for height, typically 37 to 45 in. to the bottom of the cover.