Product Detail
Please note: Once production starts, ASI Piatto items can't be canceled or returned. Double - check your measurements before ordering. This elegant automatic paper towel dispenser is designed to fit seamlessly into the washroom wall. Its phenolic door is attached with field - adjustable, high - quality furniture hinges and secured by an internal spring - loaded latch. All hardware is hidden, giving the Piatto Collection a sleek, minimalist look. The proximity - sensing no - touch unit can hold and dispense a standard 8 - inch diameter (203 mm) x 8 - inch wide (203 mm) towel roll up to 800 ft. (244 m) long and a 4 - inch diameter (102 mm), 8 - inch wide (203 mm) stub roll. It automatically switches to the main roll when the stub roll is used up (when feed tabs are properly engaged). Powered by 4 D - size batteries (not included), it activates towel dispensing when hands are placed in the sensor zone. You can set the length, delay, and paper - saver switches to control the towel length. Finished Wall Opening (FWO): 16 - 1/8 inches x 28 - 1/16 inches x 10 inches (410 x 713 x 254 mm) min. Unit Size: 16 - 1/16 inches x 28 inches x 9 - 13/16 inches (408 x 711 x 248 mm).
Using this paper towel dispenser is easy. First, make sure to install 4 D - size batteries (not supplied). Then, load a standard 8 - inch diameter and 8 - inch wide towel roll and a 4 - inch diameter stub roll into the dispenser. When your hands are in the sensor zone, the dispenser will automatically give out a length of towel that you've set. You can adjust the towel length, delay, and use the paper - saver function with the switches. Remember, once production of ASI Piatto items begins, you can't cancel or return them, so measure carefully before ordering. To keep the dispenser in good condition, clean the sensor regularly with a soft, dry cloth. Check the batteries periodically and replace them when they're low. Also, ensure the feed tabs are properly engaged for the dispenser to switch between the stub roll and the main roll smoothly.
