Helmet & Gear Dryer, Controlled Heat, Dual-Duct Airflow, OPlace Pro — 220V

This OPlace Pro helmet and gear dryer uses controlled heat and central dual-duct airflow for routine drying of compatible helmets and riding gear. Choose a 60, 120, or 180-minute timer to suit the gear and moisture level.

Designed for daily commuters and urban riders, the OPlace™ Smart Dryer is built to support routine gear maintenance. Whether it’s post-ride moisture or unexpected rain, the central dual-duct airflow system helps dry helmet interiors efficiently while operating within a controlled temperature range.

Why Riders Choose OPlace:

• Central Dual-Duct Design (Fast & Even Drying): A dual-duct airflow design is intended to distribute airflow more evenly, helping to minimize localized heat concentration. OPlace™ features a centered, dual-outlet design to circulate warm air throughout the helmet cavity and support more uniform drying.

  Note: Drying performance varies based on helmet construction, liner thickness, and ambient humidity.

• Controlled Temperature Cap (≤ 48°C): The dryer uses temperature control and is capped at approximately 48°C (118°F) (±2°C) to support material compatibility during drying.

• Odor Management Mode: The built-in Freshness Mode (UV & Negative Ion function) is designed to assist with odor management during routine maintenance between washes.

• Low-Noise Operation: Operating at approximately ~35 dB(A), it is designed for use in typical indoor environments such as bedrooms or offices.

• Versatile Compatibility: Suitable for many full-face motorcycle helmets, cycling helmets, ski gear, and padded MTB helmets. Includes adapters for gloves and boots.

Efficient Workflow:

• Daily Commutes: Under typical indoor conditions (22–26°C, 40–60% humidity), many standard commuter helmet liners may feel dry to the touch within approximately 20–40 minutes.

• Deep Drying: Use the 60, 120, or 180-minute presets for wetter gear or thicker padding, depending on conditions and preference.

OPlace™ Lab Data: Performance Testing The following internal test example is provided for reference:

• Test Environment: 22–26°C room temperature, 40–60% humidity.

• Scenario: Full-face commuter helmet with a “sweaty-damp” liner condition.

• Result (typical): The liner may reach a “dry-to-touch” state within approximately 20–40 minutes.

• Note: Drying time varies based on material thickness, liner saturation, airflow path, and ambient humidity. The unit defaults to a 60-minute cycle, and you can manually stop it at any time.

Technical Specifications

• Model: OPlace Smart Gear Dryer

• Airflow System: Central Dual-Duct Forced Convection

• Max Temperature: Capped at 48°C (±2°C)

• Timer Presets: 60 min (Default) / 120 min / 180 min

• Noise Level: ~35 dB(A)

• Power Input: AC 220–240V, 50/60Hz

What’s Included

• 1 x OPlace™ Main Dryer Unit

• 1 x User Manual

• UK orders: Supplied with a European plug and a UK plug adapter.

⚠️ Important Usage & Safety Notes

• Not a Medical Device: The Freshness Mode (UV/Ion) is designed solely for odor management and routine gear maintenance. This product is not intended to sterilize gear, kill viruses, or prevent disease.

• UV Safety: Do not stare directly at the UV light source. The feature is intended for internal chamber operation only.

• Care Instruction: This device supports maintenance but does not replace the need for periodic washing of helmet liners.