Using a specially designed test method, Dyson engineers tested
a wide range of sinks to assess their compatibility with the Dyson
Airblade Tap hand dryer. For recommended sinks, please use
our guide at www.dyson.com/docs
Porcelain or brushed metal sinks are ideal.
Sinks with highly polished surfaces should be avoided
e.g. reflective chrome.
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13 7/8" minimum
350mm minimum
4" minimum
12" minimum
Tap mounting
The tap stem (measured from the outside diameter) should
be mounted
There should be a minimum of 11
1
/2" - 1 1/2" from the outside edge of the sink. (Fig.2)
1
/2" between a tap center and
a side wall. When multiple taps are installed side-by-side, tap
centers should be a minimum of 23" apart. This allows sufficient
space for mounting the motor bucket, as well as sufficient
shoulder room for users. (Fig.4)
Fig.2 Maximum depth of sink for Long Neck Tap (AB10) only: 7
7
/8", Front to back of sink minimum: 12" Internal
7
/8"
Fig.3 Minimum distance from center of horizontal arm to top of sink
(AB11 only) 4". Front edge of sink (all t ypes – pedestal, recessed, slab)
to wall minimum 4".
Fig.4 Minimum distance between tap center and a side wall 11
Multiple taps should have a minimum distance bet ween tap centers of 23".
(External measurement of vessel/pedestal sink)
Dia. 1
3
/8"
1
23" minimum11
/2” minimum
1
/2".
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Tap mounting
Soap and locating the soap dispenser
Do not place the downward facing water sensor of the tap
over a reflective surface, such as the drainage hole. (Fig.5)
For complete instructions, please refer to the printed
installation guide supplied with the machine.
It’s also available online at w ww.dyson.com/docs
Fig.5
AB09 AB10 9 1/2"
For best user experience, Dyson recommends the use of gel soaps.
The infrared sensing zone for air activation extends along each
tap branch. In order to prevent accidental activation, it’s important
to consider the user’s hand route to the soap dispenser.
The dispenser should be located at least 2
3
/8" outside the width
of the tap, so the user reaches around the side of the branch.
It should also be located at least 2
3
/8" above the branches,
so that the sensors are not activated.
Please note that the user may reach diagonally across for the
soap, so this path must not go through the sensing zone.
Front on view showing
soap dispenser
clear zone
"
8
/
3
2
3
2
/8"2 3/8"
Dia. 1 3/8"
AB11 12"
Over head view showing
soap dispenser
clear zone
2 3/8"2 3/8"
"
8
/
3
2
For further information please contact Dyson.
1-888-397-6622
www.dyson.com
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Water drainage
Base to back and front wall transition
Due to high velocity air and water being in close proximity,
there is a chance of some water and soap dispersion outside
the sink dimensions. To alleviate this effect, we recommend
following the below guidelines.
Base Profile
Flat base profile will result in poor drainage leading
to high levels of splashback.
To improve drainage, avoid sinks with a flat base with particular
focus on the immediate area surrounding the drain hole,
minimum 2
Fig.6
3
/8" radius (Fig.7).
X
2 3/8"2 3/8"
The base to back and front wall transition should also be
considered. The back wall should be as close to 90°, and
at as sharp a radius as possible (Fig.8). Curved geometry
is more likely to increase splashback, whereas sloping back
and front wall transitions should be avoided (Fig.9 & 10).
Fig.8
Vertical and sharp transition
Fig.9
Fig.7
3
2
/8"2 3/8"
Minimum of 6° ramp angle from the edge of the drain hole
of the sink will result in good drainage leading to reduced
levels of splashback (minimum 2
3
/8" radius).
Vertical and smooth transition
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6°
X
Sloped transition
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Sink access guidelines
Mounting the motor bucket (AB09/AB10)
It is recommended that the following guidelines are followed
to ensure there is sufficient access under the sink to allow for
servicing and installation to take place (Fig.11).
Fig .11
1
3
/4"
(min)
4" (min)
Ensure 4" minimum clearance from
bottom of motor bucket to floor/wall.
The motor bucket cannot be mounted
upside down or installed above the sink.
Only the following is advised (Fig.12).
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L N
L N
L N
4"
" (min)
8
/
1
15
CLEAR ZONE
Plug hole
Plug holes with the most open aperture are recommended,
whereas grill or perforated type plug holes should be avoided
as they restrict the drainage of soapy water (lather).
Do not use plugs within the plug holes in sinks.
L N
4"
For further information please contact Dyson.
1-888-397-6622
www.dyson.com
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Water temperature control
If you are connecting a hot and cold water feed
you will need to install a thermostatic mixer.
If connecting to cold only water feed
you will need to install a heater.
Heater
Hot and
cold feed in
Desired temperature out
Themostatic
mixer
Cold feed in
Desired temperature out
Isolation valveIsolation valve
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Installing AB11
AB11 metal enclosure assembly
The AB11 Dyson Airblade Tap hand dryer is designed so that the
motor unit is located behind a stud wall within a metal enclosure
which is supplied with the Dyson Airblade Tap hand dryer (Fig.13).
The vertical wall studs must be constructed so as to allow the metal
enclosure to be fitted between them (Fig.14). One of the horizontal
wall studs must be fitted a) so it holds the main weight of the metal
duct and the unit, and b) so it is in the correct position for the
tap stem.
For complete instructions, please refer to the printed
installation guide supplied with the machine.
It’s also available online at www.dyson.com/docs
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Fi g .14
For further information please contact Dyson.
1-888-397-6622
www.dyson.com
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Install plasterboard.Install Dyson Airblade
Tap Hand dryer.
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Tools required
To install this unit you will need (4) screws, and appropriate fittings
Torx T15 screw driver – long handle
Electrical drill with 1 3/8" drill bit
4 wall plugs (check suitability for wall t ype)
1
/4" flat head screwdriver
Flat terminal block screwdriver
1 7/16" mm Box spanner
1 1/2" spanner
Sharp knife/blade
Pan head screws, 1/4" in diameter, toggle or masonry type
Conduit as per local electrical regulations
Electrical
Input voltage/Frequency: 20 0-253V 50 & 60Hz
Isolated by switch fuse spur or RCD as appropriate
Current 6.6 Amps
Cable specification: 3 core PVC 1.5 mm cross sectional area
Local electrical regulations must be adhered
to when installing or repairing the product
Rated power: 1400 W
Operating temperature range: 0° – 40°C
Standby power consumption: Less than 0.5 W
Water operation
Water flow rate: 4 l/min normal fitted aerator.
1.9 l/m with low flow aerator supplied with product
Water temperature control: There is no in-built function to change
the temperature of the water. The use of a Thermostatic mixer
or heater (not included) is recommended.
Water pressure required: 1-8 bar
½" BSP male thread on tap inlet
½" BSP isolation valve required for service,
placed after thermostatic mixer or heater
Maximum altitude: 2,000m/6,561 ft.
Water supply cleanliness and biological grow th
In some countries there are regulations or guidelines that require
temperature controlled water supply systems (such as that supplied
to the Dyson Airblade Tap hand dryer) to be subjected to regular
cleaning to minimise any biological growth.
To enable you to meet these regulations, the Dyson Airblade Tap
hand dryer has been designed and tested to withstand internal
cleaning both with hot water up to 203°F and with sodium hypochlorite
at a concentration of 0.45%.
Please refer to specific (market) regulations and water supply system
recommendations for information on cleaning regimes for water
supply cleanliness and biological growth for your country.
When carrying out internal cleaning of the Dyson Airblade Tap
hand dryer, please be aware of any safet y considerations when
using hot water or chemicals. Dyson will not be responsible
for any injur y caused by this process.
Abusive testing
The Dyson Airblade Tap hand dryer has undergone rigorous
abusive testing to ensure that it can withstand substantial
forces and impacts typical of a commercial and public
bathroom environment.
For further information please contact Dyson.
1-888-397-6622
www.dyson.com
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