The F5 urinal sensor is made of stainless steel for an elegant appearance and a rigid sensor unit. Its compact construction and inbuilt battery pack make it suitable for fitting in public toilets.
Advantages of an Automatic Urinal Sensor
1. Hands-Free Cleanliness and Sanitation
Automatic flushing reduces the need to touch a flush control. If a user forgets to flush, the automatic flush cycle takes care of it.
2. Reduced Manual Wear
Hands-free operation reduces manual handling and the chance of damage caused by mishandling, helping reduce wear and tear.
3. Reduced Water Wastage
The sensor detects a user and controls the flush cycle when needed. A time delay between flushes discourages repeated, unnecessary flushing.
4. Easy to Use
Automatic operation makes the unit easy to use for older people and young children without requiring them to operate a conventional flush control.
Installing the F5 Urinal Sensor in Three Steps
Step 1: Remove the Existing Valve
Turn off the water supply before removing the existing angle cock valve or push valve from the pipeline. The F5 sensor unit replaces this valve.
Step 2: Fit the F5 Sensor Unit
The back of the F5 sensor has a male threaded inlet. Screw this inlet into the female threaded connection from which the existing valve was removed.
Before fitting the sensor unit, ensure the pipeline is free from dust and sediment. Flush out any particles before connecting the unit, and keep dust or sediment from entering the sensor.
See the stainless steel urinal sensor dimensions.
Step 3: Connect the Water Hose
Connect the water hose between the F5 sensor unit and the urinal bowl or spreader.
Functions of the F5 Urinal Sensor
The F5 has pre-flush and post-flush programs.
Pre-flush: When a user stands in front of the sensor, it flushes the bowl for approximately one second.
Post-flush: After use, when the user moves away, the sensor flushes for four to six seconds.
