Dyson Technology Limited

Marcus Lee Hartley

Peter David Gammack

James Dyson

Stephen Benjamin Courtney

Patrick Joseph William Moloney

Christopher Lesniowski

Alexander Stuart Knox

John Churchill

Peter Nigel Hutchinson

Thomas Andrew Weston

Thomas Weston

A combined washing/drying station for a washroom comprising a water outlet for discharging water to wash a user's hands connected to a mains water supply and an air outlet for discharging airflow to dry a user's hands. The airflow is generated by a blower module connected to a mains electricity supply via a connector unit hard-wired to the electrical mains. The blower module comprises an electrical connector which connects to an electrical connector on the connector unit to allow modular replacement of the blower module. Connection to the mains water supply is via the same or an additional connector unit plumbed into the water mains. A flow-control valve is provided on the respective connector unit for isolating the water mains at the connector unit. An inlet port of the valve is connected to the water mains and an outlet port of the valve is connected to the water outlet.

Developments relating to washing/drying stations in washrooms

Part of a hand dryer

A drying apparatus includes an outer case, a portion of the outer case defining a cavity in which articles can be dried and an outlet disposed at the lower end of the cavity. A removable liquid treatment module is arranged downstream of the outlet and within the outer case, the liquid treatment module including a liquid dispersal unit. By providing a liquid treatment module that is removable, the liquid treatment module can be easily and quickly replaced by an unskilled user without undue burden. The invention is particularly suitable for use in a hand dryer.

Drying apparatus

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Reading, United Kingdom

Marcus Lee Hartley