The XLERATOReco Hand Dryer dries hands in 10 seconds using only 500 watts, making it the most environmentally friendly hand dryer on the planet. XLERATOReco is now available with new standard features including adjustable speed and sound controls, multi-voltage options and an externally visible service LED.
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