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The 2-in-1 faucet and hand dryer combines hand washing and drying in a single unit. (When combined with a faucet-mounted soap dispenser, it provides a three-in-one solution for dispensing soap, washing hands, and drying hands). All steps are completed at the sink without needing to move, preventing water from dripping onto the floor and improving user experience and efficiency.
Ligen Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. is a provider and manufacturer of integrated solutions for "handwashing, hand drying, and disinfection." The founding team of Ligen has decades of experience in designing and developing top-tier hand dryer products in China, and has led the development of several popular hand dryer products nationwide. Driven by the vision of "making handwashing more comfortable and simpler," Ligen Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. was founded with the indomitable and resolute spirit of bamboo, as described in Zheng Banqiao's poem.
Ligen currently manufactures the following products: 2-in-1 hand dryer faucets; 3-in-1 hand dryer faucets; hand dryer series; soap dispenser series; hand sanitizer series; and baby changing table series.
We adhere to a people-oriented approach to technology, focusing on innovation and quality, continuously innovating and improving our products and services. We advocate a pragmatic and persevering spirit, persisting in doing every task and every product well, enduring loneliness and focusing on the ordinary, creating one heartwarming product after another with unwavering determination.
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Read MoreThe 2-in-1 Faucet Hand Dryer is a bathroom appliance that integrates a hand-washing faucet and a hand-drying function into a single unit. It represents the most fundamental and high-demand category within the faucet-plus-dryer integrated product line. Users simply place their hands in the sensing zone beneath the unit to complete the wash → dry sequence automatically, without needing to move to a separate hand dryer or touch any buttons or knobs.
Structurally, these devices typically consist of two core modules:
Airports and Transportation Hubs: Public restrooms in terminals, subway stations, and high-speed rail stations; these areas experience high foot traffic and frequent usage, requiring stable, durable equipment that allows for centralized maintenance.
Shopping Malls and Office Buildings: Commercial spaces that prioritize restroom cleanliness and efficient space utilization; 2-in-1 units help reduce the number of fixtures on the countertop.
Schools and Educational Institutions: Restrooms in primary/secondary schools and kindergartens; these units simplify the hand-washing process for students and reduce cross-contamination risks associated with touching dryer buttons.
Hotels and Dining Establishments: Guest room bathrooms, public restrooms, and hand-washing areas in restaurants; these units balance functional practicality with aesthetic appeal in bathroom design.
Hospitals and Healthcare Facilities: Areas such as outpatient clinics and ward corridors where hand hygiene is critical but integrated soap dispensing may not be required (e.g., locations where independent soap dispensers are already installed).
Bathroom Renovation Projects: Ideal for existing restrooms with limited countertop space where the goal is to reduce the number of fixtures and upgrade to a touch-free experience without adding soap dispensing functionality.
A single unit replaces two separate devices (faucet and hand dryer), reducing the number of units purchased, installation labor hours, and maintenance points; this simplifies overall budget calculations for large-scale projects.
The core sensor faucet combined with an automatic hand-drying function allows users to operate the unit without touching any surfaces. This helps reduce the risk of cross-contamination in public restrooms and aligns with the prevailing demand for touch-free sanitary solutions in public spaces.
Compared to separate installations, this 2-in-1 unit occupies less space, making it ideal for projects with limited counter space or those prioritizing aesthetic design in the restroom.
As it does not include a soap dispensing module, troubleshooting and routine maintenance focus primarily on the sensor faucet and the hand-drying airflow system (please refer to the supplier's maintenance manual for specific procedures).
Compared to 3-in-1 products, the 2-in-1 faucet/dryer is generally suitable for buyers with basic functional needs who prioritize cost-effectiveness and ease of installation (please verify specific pricing and configurations with the supplier).
Options include exterior colors, sensor parameters, and voltage standards tailored to the destination country; availability and minimum order quantities (MOQ) are subject to supplier confirmation.
1. How should I choose between the 2-in-1 faucet/dryer and the 3-in-1 product (which includes soap dispensing)?
It depends primarily on the project's specific needs: If the restroom already has a separate soap dispensing system, or if there is a strong preference for a simple structure with fewer maintenance points, the 2-in-1 product is the more focused choice. If the goal is to further reduce the number of fixtures and achieve an integrated "soap-wash-dry" workflow, the 3-in-1 product should be considered. We recommend discussing project budgets and site conditions with the supplier to confirm the most suitable model.
2. Is the sensitivity of the sensor faucet adjustable? Could there be issues with inaccurate detection?
Sensor sensitivity and detection range vary depending on the specific model design. When purchasing, it is advisable to confirm the following with the supplier: whether the sensing range is adjustable; whether there is a design to prevent false triggering (such as continuous water flow caused by splashing); and whether a trial unit or a third-party test report can be provided to assess stability based on the actual operating environment.
3. Can this type of equipment directly replace existing separate faucets and hand dryers?
Direct replacement may not always be possible. The mounting hole locations, plumbing connections (water supply and drainage), and power supply configurations of the 2-in-1 unit may differ from those of the existing separate fixtures. It is recommended to request detailed installation dimension drawings and electrical wiring diagrams from the supplier beforehand and have the installation team verify site conditions to avoid compatibility issues upon delivery.
4. Do the equipment's waterproof rating and suitable operating environment vary? How do I determine if it is suitable for our installation site?
Waterproof ratings (IP ratings) vary by model. Before purchasing, you should request waterproof certification or test reports for the specific model and select a product with the appropriate rating based on the actual installation environment (e.g., exposure to direct water spray or installation in a humid area) to prevent equipment damage or warranty disputes caused by environmental incompatibility.
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