Sensor
taps have been the go-to solution for plenty of upmarket businesses for the
last few years, but since the rates have come down drastically, average
establishments are also looking out to install the same.
Let’s first understand how sensor faucet /taps
work when compared with traditional taps!
As
evident with the name, sensor taps
have a preinstalled sensor in the area that is the nearest to hands during
hand-wash practices.
These sensors allow & restrict the flow of water depending upon whether
there is a human hand in the vicinity or not.
Now,
let’s talk about the differences between sensor taps and hand-operated taps -
Water Savings & Flow Control
As
it’s clear that sensor taps don’t require any touch or click to start or
moderate the flow of water, unlike traditional taps, hence, we can safely say
that water savings are maximum with sensor
taps. Most of the sensor taps have an aerator in the sprout, which allows a
constant flow rate instead of an uneven flow rate like traditional taps
resulting in a splash, wastages, and a messy washroom.
It
has been found that traditional taps can exhaust up to 10-15 liters of water
every minute, whereas the sensor taps only allow 2-3 liters of water per
minute.
Effort & Energy Efficiency
Plenty
of traditional tap users misinterpret sensor taps as energy wasters, which is not entirely true; although sensor taps
require continuous energy flow, they also keep
the water heated up to a certain level at all times. Which is good for
hands, and helps with winters too, in comparison with other heating equipment,
which may cost heavily?
Also,
there is no twisting and turning involved, which is certainly relaxing &
time-saving in every manner.
Hygiene and Cleanliness
Everybody knows the importance of hygiene
maintenance since the arrival of Covid-19, especially with faucets. With
hand-free sensor taps, nobody needs to touch the tap, hence there is no spread
of germs, ensuring all-round safety. Also, in public utilities, many have been
prone to forgetting to turn off the tap; sensor taps have no such issues.
All
the medical and other experts recommend using sensor taps as there are no
sudden flows, unkempt hands, and also no turning-knob issues causing a leaky
faucet, involved.
Style Statement
Let’s
have it, sensor taps look rich, stylish, and elegant altogether, and a
multitude of users increasingly expect to find sensor taps in public and
private establishments, rather than twisting and turning a traditional faucet.
So,
remember the next time you think of a faucet, think smart, think sensor taps
from Bharat
Photon, which are proudly made in India that conforms to all the green
building standards. The sensor taps manufactured by Bharat Photon have been
known to be convenient, easily serviceable, and lifetime repairable faucets
that reduce the operational & maintenance cost along with carbon footprint
as well.
