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Kyone ACI-2000 Infrared Hair Dryer

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Kyone ACI-2000 Infrared Hair DryerKyone ACI 2000 Infrared Hair Dryer The Kyone ACI 2000 Infrared Hair Dryer is the ultimate combination of speed, hair protection and professional control. Engineered with advanced infrared heat, ionic technology and a ceramic interior, this hair dryer delivers fast and gentle drying while preserving the hairs natural moisture and shine. Unlike traditional dryers that heat only the surface, infrared penetrates deep into the hair shaft, reducing drying

Kyone ACI-2000 Infrared Hair Dryer

The Kyone ACI-2000 Infrared Hair Dryer is the ultimate combination of speed, hair protection and professional control. Engineered with advanced infrared heat, ionic technology and a ceramic interior, this hair dryer delivers fast and gentle drying while preserving the hair’s natural moisture and shine. Unlike traditional dryers that heat only the surface, infrared penetrates deep into the hair shaft, reducing drying time and energy consumption while improving the overall health and longevity of your hair color.

Ideal for daily salon use, the ACI-2000 offers an outstanding power-to-efficiency ratio. With only 1200 watts of input and 2000 watts of effective output, it consumes up to 40% less energy than comparable dryers, without sacrificing airflow or heat strength. Its powerful AC endurance motor runs at 18,000 rpm, ensuring long-term reliability and consistent performance.

Product Code: ACI2000
Wattage: Input 1200 W / Output 2000 W
Motor Type: AC endurance motor – 18,000 rpm
Technology: Infrared heat, Ionic function, Ceramic body
Accessories Included: 2 nozzles, diffuser
Cord Length: 3 meters
Functions: Cold shot button, multiple heat and speed settings
Use: Fast drying, color protection, professional styling

Why Choose the  ACI-2000 Infrared Hair Dryer?

The Kyone ACI-2000 Infrared Hair Dryer is built for professionals who expect power, control and hair-friendly performance. By combining infrared, ceramic and ionic technology, this dryer drastically reduces frizz, prevents heat damage and locks in moisture. The infrared system heats the hair from the inside out, meaning faster drying without compromising the structure or color of the hair.

It’s especially beneficial for colored or treated hair, helping to extend color life and reduce fading. The ionic technology neutralizes static, leaving hair smoother, shinier and easier to manage. And with its ergonomic grip, quiet motor and lightweight feel, the ACI-2000 is comfortable to use throughout a full day in the salon.

Designed for Salon Speed and Hair Health

Every detail of the Kyone ACI-2000 Hair Dryer is designed with the stylist in mind. The high-efficiency airflow means faster drying times, which is critical in a busy salon environment. The multiple speed and heat settings give you total control over your styling process, while the cold shot button lets you fix styles in place with cool air.

The included diffuser is perfect for enhancing curls and waves, while the two concentrator nozzles allow for precise direction of airflow — ideal for straightening or adding volume. The 3-meter cable provides flexibility and mobility around the styling chair.

Whether you are working with thick, coarse hair or fine, fragile strands, the ACI-2000 gives you the tools to work efficiently and safely.

Maintenance and Care

To keep the Kyone ACI-2000 Hair Dryer performing at its best:

  • Clean the rear air filter regularly to prevent dust buildup
  • Wipe the exterior with a dry cloth after use
  • Do not wrap the cord tightly around the body, use gentle loops
  • Store in a dry, ventilated place when not in use

Avoid dropping or pulling the cord during use. For maximum longevity, do not use on overly wet hair and avoid prolonged use on maximum heat settings when not necessary.

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Product name Kyone ACI-2000 Infrared Hair Dryer
Product code ACI2000
Wattage Input 1200 W / Output 2000 W
Motor type AC endurance motor – 18,000 rpm
Heat system Infrared, Ionic and Ceramic
Cold shot Yes
Included accessories 2 nozzles, 1 diffuser
Cord length 3 meters
Settings Multiple heat and speed levels
Use Drying, styling, moisture protection
Condition New
Shipping info Free shipping on orders above €200 (excl. NO/AU)
Returns 14-day return policy (unused, original condition)

Shipping and Returns

Orders placed before 12:00 CET on business days are shipped within 2 business days. For orders over €200, you’ll receive free shipping (except to Norway and Australia). Every shipment includes tracking so you can monitor your delivery from our door to yours.

If you’re not completely satisfied, you can return your items within 14 days of delivery, provided it’s unused and in its original condition. Visit our full Returns Policy for complete details.

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