NIMO tumble dryer sensor technology - Solano DC 120
| Connection | Connection: 3-phase (3N), 400 V, 50 Hz, fuse 10 A (slow-blow or circuit breaker) Energy consumption normal (kWh): 4.2 (6 kg) Energy consumption per kg (kWh): 0.7 Airflow (m³/h): 250 |
| Dimensions | Height (mm): 1860 Width (mm): 1200 Depth (mm): 650 Weight (kg): 145 |
| Capacity | Number of extendable hangers: 3 Hanging length (m): 18 Number of door hooks: 0 Number of glove hooks: 0 Number of shoe racks: 0 Capacity (kg dry laundry): 6 |
| Features | Drying system: Vented Number of programs: 2 Noise level (dB): 57 Drying sensor: Yes Control panel: Digital Program control / display: Electronic Overheating protection: Yes Colour: White Door hinges: Saloon Refrigerant: n/a |
NIMO drying cabinet with sensor technology - Solano DC 120
The NIMO Solano DC 120 is a fast, energy-efficient drying cabinet with advanced sensor technology. Because it works with negative pressure, moist air cannot leak into the room, which makes the drying process more efficient and cleaner.
The drying cabinet has been designed with ease of use in mind. Built-in lighting gives you a clear view while loading and unloading clothes. Inside, the cabinet is fitted with 20 swing-out aluminium hangers, so garments can be hung up perfectly and dry evenly.
The lint filter and electronics are positioned at the top of the cabinet, which makes maintenance and servicing much easier.
Key features:
- Sensor-controlled drying cabinet
- Fast and energy-efficient operation
- Works with negative pressure (prevents air leaking into the room)
- Built-in lighting for maximum convenience
- 20 swing-out aluminium hangers
- Lint filter and electronics positioned at the top (easy maintenance)
Why a drying cabinet?
There are many reasons to choose a drying cabinet:
- Energy-efficient: NIMO drying cabinets offer a wide range of programmes. What they all have in common is that they are energy-efficient and help you save far more energy than traditional tumble dryers.
- Gentle on your clothes: tumble drying causes more wear to your garments than washing does. The mechanical action of the dryer loosens fibres from your clothes as they rub against each other. Letting your clothes dry hanging up is the kindest option for both your clothes and the environment. Yvette from Binki looked into why so many clothes are not suitable for the tumble dryer. Read Binki's article on clothes in the tumble dryer.