WORLD VERDEdri Q-162A2 (Current Generation) IR SENSOR with ACCENT LIGHTS in BLUE COVER (Part # 16-10505K)

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$76.00

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Infrared Sensor with LED Accent Lights in Blue Plastic Covering (KEY 2) for the Current (2nd) Generation WORLD VERDEdri Q-162A2 BLACK ALUMINUM, ADA COMPLIANT, SURFACE-MOUNTED, AUTOMATIC HAND DRYER (Part# 16-10505K)

IR Sensor Assembly (Part# 16-10505K) is rated for 110V to 277V.  Includes LED Accent Lights in a Blue Plastic Covering.  This sensor assembly does not include the Circuit Control Board (Part# 16-10489K).

THIS IR SENSOR ASSEMBLY IS FOR THE CURRENT (or SECOND) GENERATION of VERDEdri Q-SERIES MODELS

PLEASE NOTE: This current (or 2nd) generation 16-10505K Sensor Board is not interchangeable with the original, first-generation 16-10283K Sensor & Control Board and will not work with the older, discontinued first-generation Q-162A Motor Base.

With the correct replacement parts, you can keep your VERDEdri Q-Series hand dryer in working condition at a fraction of the cost of replacing the entire unit.  But if you are needing to replace your hand dryer with an entirely new unit, please note that the first generation Q-162A VERDEdri models have been replaced by the next generation Q-162A2 models - the Q-162A2 will be an exact replacement to your current black VERDEdri. 

As mentioned, this listing is for the current (or 2nd) generation of VERDEdri models.  You can identify which generation of VERDEdri you have by looking at the bottom of the dryer near the air nozzle.  If you have the first-generation, original VERDEdri model (Q-162A), you will only see metal cover from top to bottom and covering the air nozzle.  If you have the newest or 2nd generation (Q-162A2), you will see blue plastic protruding from the bottom of the metal cover and covering the air nozzle.

HAND DRYER SHOWN FOR IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES ONLY

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