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Curved Blade™ Design Two 0.02 in curved apertures create 374mph sheets of air that follow the contours of your hands, removing more water, in less time. |
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Hygienically dries hands with cleaner air The HEPA filter captures 99.97% of particles from the air. |
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Our quietest Airblade™ hand dryer yet. Acoustically engineered to minimize restroom noise. |
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A power mode to suit your washroom Switch between two power modes on one machine. Max mode for busy areas of high footfall or Eco mode for energy-efficiency and acoustic control. |
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Fast hand drying in 10 seconds Our powerful digital motor spins at 75,000 rpm to shift 5.3 gallons of air per second, for a 10-second dry time in Max mode. |
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Less waste Up to 78% less expensive to run than other hand dryers. Up to 99% less than single-use paper towels, with up to 83% less CO, emissions. Creating a better environment in your restrooms and in the world outside. |
Save when you switch to Dyson hand dryers Reduce carbon emissions and running costs, with up to 88% less CO2. Costs up to 99% less to run than paper towels. |  |
Save when you switch to Dyson hand dryers
Reduce carbon emissions and running costs, with up to 88% less CO2. Costs up to 99% less to run than paper towels.
Hygienic and independently proven safe Touch-free. HEPA-filtered. No paper waste. Dyson Airblade™ hand dryers have been independently proven to aerosolize no more than paper towels. |  |
Hygienic and independently proven safe
Touch-free. HEPA-filtered. No paper waste.
Dyson Airblade™ hand dryers have been independently proven to aerosolize no more than paper towels.
Without the waste.
Carbon Trust All Dyson Airblade™ hand dryers are certified by the Carbon Trust. Carbon Trust certifies that drying hands with a Dyson Airblade has a lower carbon footprint per use than using warm air dryers or paper towels. |  |
Carbon Trust
All Dyson Airblade™ hand dryers are certified by the Carbon Trust.
Carbon Trust certifies that drying hands with a Dyson Airblade has a lower carbon footprint per use than using warm air dryers or paper towels.
 | What does HACCP mean? HACCP stands for Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point. It is a product certification that seeks to identify and eliminate hazards in the food supply chain, reducing the risk of contamination. Dyson hand dryers' sanitary features, including the HEPA filtration system, have earned Dyson this prestigious certification. |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there more than one version of the 9kJ? |
Yes. There is a standard voltage model, HU03-LV, which uses 110-120V electrical input, and there is a "high voltage" model, HU03-HV, which uses 208-240V. Note that input voltage level does not affect the drying performance of the hand dryer. Each model performs the same way and each model has the same high (MAX) and low (ECO) power modes. |
How do the two power modes operate? |
The power mode can be set at installation of the product to either Max or Eco mode. Max mode operates at 900W and delivers a 10-second dry time,¹ perfect for high footfall environments. Eco mode, operating at 650W, delivers a 12-second dry time¹ but uses only 9.1kJ of energy per dry and is better suited for locations such as offices. The power mode can be altered following install but would need removal from the wall to do so as the switch is not accessible externally. |
How often should I clean this machine? |
To ensure the machine performs to its best and remains hygienic, the Dyson Airblade 9kJ hand dryer should be cleaned daily. Please refer to the cleaning guide for further information. |
Do I need a backplate for this machine? |
Backplates are recommended for use on plasterboard and cavity walls. They can also be used when replacing other Dyson Airblade™ hand dryers. |
How often should I change the HEPA filter? |
The lifecycle of the HEPA filter will depend on the air quality in your facility. Generally speaking, we recommend every 2-3 years in a normal office environment. If your environment is dusty or has lots of particulates in the air (for instance, the kitchen of a bakery where lots of flour is used), it can be 6-12 months. And, of course, any time you notice reduced airflow, it's a good time to examine the filter and replace if necessary. |