subject: Benefits and Options of Electronic Touchless Faucets [print this page] Benefits and Options of Electronic Touchless Faucets
They're called touchless, automatic, and electronic faucets, and they're more popular than you think. Whatever you choose to call them, you'll love the way they operate, save money, and help reduce the possible spread of infection-causing germs.
Most touchless faucets operate on battery or A/C power and require sensors to work. Just be sure to determine your set-up, whether you'll use batteries or house electricity, and then choose the style of electronic faucet.
Look around and you'll see touchless faucets in various commercial settings. They're a common sight in bathrooms at airports, restaurants, and stadiums. Due to the sheer volume of people who use these fixtures-as well as the inherent potential spread of contaminants-these are a welcome and logical addition to any well-traveled commercial bathroom.
And using atouchless faucet in a residential application also makes perfect sense. If you have children, you'll agree:
Have you ever asked your child to wash his or her hands before dinner, only to notice that when the darling angel comes to the table with hands washed, the bathroom faucet isstill running? That sensor on the touchless faucet will know the child is done and the water will shut off.
And when germs are being spread around the office or classrooms, going right for the water without touching a handle will help to eliminate the spread of germs.
Whether they're in residential or commercial settings, touchless faucets boast water saving benefits and sanitary advantages. Now, it's up to you to decide which one is best for your setting.
