Sensor Toilet Flush Plate

The Sensor Flush Plate typically consists of an infrared sensor or proximity sensor located on or near the plate's surface. When a user approaches the toilet or moves their hand within the sensor's range, the sensor detects the presence and triggers the flushing mechanism automatically. This touchless operation promotes hygiene and helps reduce the spread of germs and bacteria.

Sensor flush panels are commonly found in public restrooms, commercial buildings and high traffic areas where maintaining cleanliness and reducing cross-contamination are critical. They are especially useful in environments that require frequent hand washing, as they eliminate the need to touch potentially germ-laden surfaces.

In addition to improving hygiene, sensor-operated flush panels help conserve water. Many models have adjustable flush settings, allowing the user to select the desired flush volume, and even offer dual flush functionality. Uses only the necessary amount of water per flush for greater water efficiency.