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Sensor Faucets-Page 10

   

Reliance Commercial Line

Sensor Faucets

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Reduced splash.

Another unique TOTO feature is our reduced splash design. We’ve combined a cascading waterfall flow with a laminar flow. Water is projected further out toward the center of the basin. So people don’t have to come in contact with the basin, rim, or the faucet. Splashing is greatly reduced.

Also, a self-adjusting flow-restrictor provides a steady flow of water over a 20 psi to 80 psi inlet pressure variance, so your customer won’t get sprayed if water pressure changes in the facility.

TOTO’s automatic sensor valves are designed to respond instantly to the sensor beam, generating considerable water savings over conventional faucets.

AC or battery powered.
Our sensor faucets are available with battery and AC power options for retrofit or new construction installations. AC powered faucets are used mostly for new construction where the proper wiring can easily be designed into the overall restroom plan.

Our battery powered and AC powered faucets are available in two designs. The high faucet has a gooseneck spout the meets ADA and hospital codes. Our standard faucet has a lower profile for standard installations.

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TOTO’s Shape Memory Alloy provides true thermal mixing with this highly accurate, temperature sensitive alloy.

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TOTO’s faucets combine a cascading waterfall flow with a laminar flow to greatly reducing splashing.



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