Sensors

Sensor taps use infrared technology to detect motion. When you place your hands near the sensor, it activates a solenoid valve, allowing water to flow automatically without the need to touch the tap​.

Sensor taps are highly hygienic since they minimize contact with surfaces, reducing the spread of germs. They also save water by controlling the flow only when hands are detected​

Wall-mounted sensor taps are fixed to the wall, offering a space-saving design. They use motion sensors to activate water flow, ideal for modern bathrooms or public spaces​

Yes, most sensor taps require electricity to power the sensor and solenoid valve. They typically use either AC power or batteries, depending on the model​.

Yes, sensor taps are ideal for kitchens faucets, particularly for tasks like washing hands or food preparation. They reduce cross-contamination and help conserve water​

Sensor taps generally need occasional cleaning to ensure the sensors remain unobstructed and functional. You may also need to replace batteries or clean the aerator for water flow efficiency​

Yes, sensor taps are commonly used in commercial settings like public restrooms or hospitals due to their hands-free operation, which helps maintain hygiene and reduce maintenance.