Excel Dryer 603161A Electric Hand Dryer 1450W White Ada

Product Description

The EXCEL DRYER 603161A is a 1450-watt electric hand dryer designed for high-traffic commercial and institutional restrooms. Operating at 110/120 volts and drawing up to 12.2 amps, this unit delivers a dry time of approximately 8 seconds under normal conditions. The white finish housing measures 11.75 inches wide by 12.69 inches high by 6.69 inches deep, making it a compact but capable wall-mounted unit. It ships with a noise reduction nozzle installed and includes adjustable speed and sound control, giving facility managers flexibility to balance performance with ambient noise requirements. Licensed electricians and facilities maintenance crews handle installation in both new construction and retrofit applications.

The 603161A is suited for commercial restrooms in schools, offices, healthcare facilities, and public buildings where a durable, energy-conscious hand dryer is required. Its ADA-compliant design supports accessible restroom layouts. The adjustable speed and sound control feature makes it adaptable to noise-sensitive environments such as medical waiting areas or quiet office floors. The included noise reduction nozzle further supports low-decibel operation without sacrificing air velocity.

Key Features

• 1450-watt heating element with approximately 8-second dry time
• Operates at 110/120 volts, 12.2 amps maximum draw
• Adjustable speed and sound control for site-specific tuning
• Noise reduction nozzle included in the box
• ADA-compliant design for accessible restroom installations
• White finish housing suitable for standard commercial restroom aesthetics

Compatibility

Designed for wall-mounted installation in commercial restroom environments requiring a 110/120-volt single-phase circuit; verify rough-in dimensions and circuit capacity against local electrical code before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and applicable local codes. Power down and lock out the branch circuit before any wiring work. Mount the unit to solid blocking or a structural wall surface capable of supporting at least 15 pounds. Confirm the dedicated circuit amperage matches the 12.2-amp maximum draw before energizing.