Short Description

A large capacity top loading dryer designed to be used alongside the Intuitive Eco top loading washing machine. Dries a full 8kg load at one time. A sensor in the dryer's drum detects the moisture levels of the clothing throughout the drying process, allowing the machine to determine an adequate drying time. A lint collecting system scrapes lint into a Lint Bucket.

Models

* Intuitive Dryer DEIX1
* Intuitive Eco Washing Machine. Available in two sizes, 7kg and 8kg, it is rated AAAA making it extremely efficient in water usage. The 8kg is compatible in size with the Dryer.

More Details

Features
* Enables heavy damp clothes to be transferred from the top of the washing machine into the top of the dryer rather than into a front loading dryer (as has been the standard practice).

* A series of 'life cycles' is pre programmed into its operating system, including an 'allergy' cycle of extended heat for removing allergens and germs, a 'pillow' cycle designed to safely dry foam pillows and soft toys, as well as a specific cycle for doonas, jeans, blankets and lingerie.

* The sensor prevents over drying of clothing and conserving energy.
The lint collecting system scrapes lint into a Lint Bucket, only needing to be emptied every 10 to 20 loads, while the high airflow fan and reverse tumbling produces tangle free fast drying.

Installation

Must be installed by a suitable qualified person.
The dryer requires a 230 - 240 v single phase 50 Hz sinusoidal AC supply. It must be connected to an individual branch circuit rated for at least 30 amps and protected by its own fuse or circuit breaker.

Place Of Manufacture

NZ

Standards

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