GE 7.2 Cu. Ft. Electric Dryer with Up To 120 ft. Venting – GTD38EASWWS

GE 7.2 cu. ft. Capacity Electric Dryer​ - GTD38EASWWS

The GE GTD38EASWWS 7.2 cu. ft. Electric Dryer pairs a rugged aluminized drum with a high-output blower that can push exhaust up to 120 feet. It's ideal when the nearest exterior wall isn’t exactly next door. GE designed the unit for hotels, multi-family housing, student residences, and guest-laundry suites that can’t compromise on capacity or placement flexibility.

Auto-Dry sensors work with an oversized heat diffuser to deliver even, fabric-friendly results cycle after cycle. Additionally, a field-reversible door, intuitive mechanical controls, and an up-front lint filter keep day-to-day operation simple for guests and staff alike. Partner it with a GE top-load washer and you’ve got a cost-effective, property-ready laundry solution that’s built to last.

Features and Benefits

• 7.2 cu. ft. aluminized-steel drum – roomy enough for bulky comforters and towels, and built to resist corrosion for years of dependable service.

• Auto Dry technology – senses internal air temperature and automatically shuts off at the ideal time to prevent over-drying and save energy.

• Powerful venting—up to 120 ft. – moves air long distances, giving you flexibility to locate the laundry room almost anywhere in the building.

• Large internal heat diffuser – spreads warm air evenly through every corner of the drum for consistent, spot-free results.

About GE Appliances

GE Appliances began in the United States, and today ranks as the nation’s fastest-growing appliance manufacturer. It's backed by the world’s largest appliance brand and more than a century of know-how. They design, build, deliver, and service innovative, trusted products that already work in half of all U.S. homes. From their global headquarters in Louisville, Kentucky, 16,000 U.S. employees turn out about 2,333 units every hour, hand off a finished appliance every 4.5 seconds, and ship roughly 28 million parts and accessories each year, all while strengthening local economies in every state.

Their national footprint starts in Kentucky and extends through a growing hub in Georgia. It also reaches manufacturing plants in Alabama, South Carolina, and Tennessee. R&D, sales, distribution, and support teams operate in 46 states. The wages they pay, the technology and facility investments they make, the goods their employees purchase, and the taxes those activities generate all inject meaningful financial power into Kentucky and the entire United States.